Describe How Resources Used To Support Clients And Clients

Resources increase knowledge of something, it’s important during therapy to use resources that have been obtained throughout in order to get a full picture of the client’s life style, past history and what the client wants.
From using this information you can identify any family beliefs, if others are imposing such goals for the client, any domestic violence or anxiety or OCD that may have developed which make the client want to achieve goals that they feel they must or should.
Resources can also be given to the client on any medical things they may be suffering from, such as anxiety or fears.
Using valid surveys from the public or previous interventions that may have helped someone can also be a good resource to help the client achieve what they want to.
Information on relapsing, unhelpful thinking styles can help the client identify some thoughts they may be experiencing and what behavioural and rituals they may cause, so they can relate to this and understand how a thought may be affecting there behaviour.
So resources are good for both the therapist and client during therapy to understand the information more and what may help them further to achieve goals and