Over the course of nine months of individual therapy, a client has complained three times about how her treatment is going, and each time, the social worker has explored the client's concerns and then modified the treatment plan to address them. In the current session, the client says again that she's not satisfied with how her therapy is going. What should the social worker do?
A. Make a clinical judgment about whether the client is benefitting from therapy and, if she is, encourage her to continue in therapy
B. Discuss with the client her dissatisfaction and mutually identify new goals for therapy
C. Tell the client that he is ethically obligated to terminate treatment with her because he doesn't believe she is benefiting from it
D. Discuss with the client her dissatisfaction and the possibility of referral to a different social worker