If the religion of the social worker is different than the client's, the social worker is ...

If the religion of the social worker is different than the client's, the social worker is encouraged to
 
  A) be directive in integrative faith and spirituality into practice
  B) avoid integrating faith and spirituality into the counseling process
  C) avoid addressing the religious and spiritual dimensions of mental and emotional
  disorders within the counseling relationship
  D) realize that as much as incorporating spirituality into the counseling relationship may be
  helpful for some clients, there is also the potential for harm