In the Broadest Sense, the Goal of Narrative Counseling Is

Multiple Choice

In the broadest sense, the goal of narrative counseling is to help clients enact their preferred realities and identities. Which of the following is an example of a goal meeting this criteria?

A) Increase sense of responsibility for own problems and their resolution.
B) Increase ability to identify and separate own feelings from that of others and ability to act on these feelings.
C) Increase ability to set realistic expectations for self and other to increase acceptance.
D) Solidify a sense of personal identity that derives self worth from meaningful activities, relationship, and values rather than body size.