The "Partner": This type of divorce attorney encourages the client to participate in his or her divorce process on all fronts.
The owners truly care more about dressing women for daily life by "encouraging the client to invest in certain pieces that speak to their lifestyle and cater to their body type rather than just buying trendy pieces," says Beckwith.
In order to gain more reliable data, before the interview, the local FWM and the enumerator encouraged the client to provide honest responses.
During observation of labor, the items were whether the provider explained what would happen during labor to the client, encouraged the client to consume food or fluids, encouraged or assisted the client to ambulate and assume different positions, supported the client in a friendly way, and draped the client.
This instrument is conceptualized as a provider job aid, but it also encourages the client to ask questions about the range of family planning methods available and prompts women to express their unmet needs.
By supporting self-efficacy through emphasising the client's choice and responsibility for change and highlighting skills, resources and previous successful experiences, and by rolling with resistance through encouraging the client to develop their own responses or solutions to perceived obstacles, both autonomy and competence are emphasised.
They define this, again, in terms of the content of the relapse prevention intervention and reveal that this usually involved encouraging the client to begin a fresh quit attempt and begin acute cessation treatment again or attendance at 'rolling groups' (defined below).
Also the fact that the HBCT field teams ensured that they delivered the CD4 test results to client's homes and subsequently encouraged the clients to seek care and treatment could have contributed significantly to the high access to HIV care services observed in this study.
At the first week and first, third and sixth month follow-up meetings, after each client's smoking or cessation status was assessed, we conducted a 'booster' session and asked whether the smokers or quitters had experienced any problems, offered problem-oriented suggestions or advice when necessary, and encouraged the clients to quit or to continue abstaining from smoking.
