Why is it important to establish trust and rapport when communicating with clients with sensory alterations?
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Correct answer: "To facilitate openness and comfort in expressing needs and concerns."
Establishing trust and rapport creates a supportive environment in which the client feels safe to express needs and concerns, supporting effective therapeutic communication. Imposing authority or limiting communication undermines that openness.
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