Common use of BENEFITS AND RISKS Clause in Contracts

BENEFITS AND RISKS. Psychotherapy sometimes engenders strong emotional experiences and your participation may engender strong anxiety or emotional distress. It may also increase tension in your relationship with the client. While your participation can result in better understanding of the client and an improved relationship—and may even help in your own growth and development—there is no guarantee that this will be the case. Psychotherapy is a positive experience for many, but it is not helpful to all people.

BENEFITS AND RISKS. Psychotherapy sometimes often engenders strong intense emotional experiences experiences, and your participation may engender strong involve anxiety or emotional distress. It may also increase expose or create tension in your relationship with the clientpatient. While your participation can result in better understanding of the client and patient or an improved relationship—and , or may even help in your own growth and development—, there is no guarantee that this will be the case. Psychotherapy is a positive experience for many, but it is not helpful to all people.

BENEFITS AND RISKS. Psychotherapy sometimes often engenders strong intense emotional experiences experiences, and your participation may engender strong anxiety or emotional distressdistress within yourself. It may also increase expose or create tension in your relationship with the client. While your participation can result in better understanding of the client and or an improved relationship—and , or may even help in your own growth and development—, there is no guarantee that this will be the case. Psychotherapy is a positive experience for many, but it is not helpful to all people.

BENEFITS AND RISKS. Psychotherapy sometimes often engenders strong intense emotional experiences experiences, and your participation as a collateral may engender strong anxiety or emotional distress. It may also increase expose or create tension in your relationship with the clientpatient. While your participation can result in better understanding of the client and patient or an improved relationship—and , or may even help in your own growth and development—, there is no guarantee that this will be the case. Psychotherapy is a positive experience for many, but it is not helpful to all people.