Practitioners may self-disclose for the purpose of:

TheProfessional Role Competenciesdomain addresses ethical and purposeful practitioner behaviors, including self-disclosure. ThePRA CFRP Study Guide 2024-2025states that self-disclosure, when used judiciously, should model positive behaviors or instill hope, such as sharing a relevant personal experience to demonstrate resilience or recovery.

OptionC(Modeling and instilling hope) is correct because the PRA guidelines permit self-disclosure to inspire children and families by showing that challenges can be overcome, aligning with strengths-based practice.

OptionA(Ensuring treatment participation) is incorrect because self-disclosure to manipulate participation is unethical per the PRA Code of Ethics.

OptionB(Challenging values and beliefs) is incorrect because self-disclosure should not confront or challenge but rather support and validate.

OptionD(Directing family choice) is incorrect because self-disclosure should not influence family decisions but rather empower autonomy.