The decision to refer to another helper belongs to the supervisor if the practitioner is in training or continues to receive training and clinical supervision.

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Rhylle Amadora · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : True, Explanation :  The decision to refer a client to another helper often falls under the supervisor's discretion, especially when the practitioner is still in training or under clinical supervision, to ensure the client receives the most appropriate and effective care.

The decision to refer to another helper belongs to the supervisor if the practitioner is in training or continues to receive training and clinical supervision.

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