Which term refers to the client’s desired outcomes from the treatment process?

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Which term refers to the client’s desired outcomes from the treatment process?

Client expectations describe what the client hopes to achieve from the treatment. It focuses on the goals the client wants to reach—such as clearer skin, improved texture, or a sense of relaxation—and guides how you plan and communicate during the session to align with those goals. This is distinct from consent (agreeing to proceed after being informed of risks), after care (instructions given after the treatment), and body language (nonverbal cues observed during the session). So the term that best fits the client’s desired outcomes is client expectations.

Client expectations describe what the client hopes to achieve from the treatment. It focuses on the goals the client wants to reach—such as clearer skin, improved texture, or a sense of relaxation—and guides how you plan and communicate during the session to align with those goals. This is distinct from consent (agreeing to proceed after being informed of risks), after care (instructions given after the treatment), and body language (nonverbal cues observed during the session). So the term that best fits the client’s desired outcomes is client expectations.

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