Certified Rehabilitation Counselor Practice

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During the termination of a group counseling session, what should the facilitator do first?

Discuss payment issues with the group
Review what the group has learned
Discuss any unfinished business with the group
Inform them about the therapist's decision

The correct answer is: Discuss any unfinished business with the group

During the termination of a group counseling session, addressing any unfinished business is a crucial step. This process allows participants to express any unresolved feelings, thoughts, or conflicts that may have emerged during the sessions. It ensures that all members feel heard and validated, which is important for closure. Facilitating a discussion on unfinished business not only helps in processing experiences within the group setting but also reinforces the therapeutic gains achieved throughout the counseling. By prioritizing this discussion, the facilitator creates an opportunity for group members to reflect on their journey, clarify any lingering issues, and solidify their understanding of the group experience. This can lead to a deeper sense of closure and readiness for the transition out of the counseling setting.