The phrase "client directed" is grammatically correct and is typically used in written English.
It refers to something that is directed or guided by a client or customer. Example: Our company prides itself on our client directed approach, where we listen to our clients' needs and tailor our services to meet their specific goals.
The same issues are at play when women find themselves being spoken over in the workplace, when a client directs every question to a junior male colleague or when a woman makes a suggestion in a meeting and is ignored, only for the same idea to be voiced by a male colleague, to loud agreement, moments later.
With its deep potential for promoting client progress as well as therapist development, Routine Outcome Monitoring in Couple and Family Therapy: The Empirically Informed Therapist will attract practitioners and research professionals particularly interested in clinical practice, client-directed methods, and couple or family therapy.
Rockwell often compromises with clients, directing them into a so-called life-plus-period-certain annuity.
When that takes effect early next year, about 10% of the bank's customers could be shuffled off to a less deluxe service, Private Client Direct.
On the other hand, those of us who merely toil for our money and whose net worth hasn't reached seven digits yet might be flattered to be invited to join Private Client Direct, a program serving the "mass affluent" that offers after-hours access, a phone number to reach a banker any time and a few special perks.
Assessors are trained to consider all relevant sources of information (to ensure completeness and accuracy) including the client, direct observation, formal and informal (family/friends) caregivers and medical records.
During processing, the client is directed to attend briefly to certain aspects of the memory while the information processing system is simultaneously stimulated.
Instead, the client is directed to a reputable agent in a particular area.
Options for improvement actions included contacting the persons important to clients or directing clients' attention to new contacts.
