Identify two client excesses and two client deficits that you may encounter as a helper.

As a helper, I may encounter clients who exhibit excesses in their behavior or emotions. Two examples of client excesses could be excessive anger or aggression, and excessive dependency or neediness. Clients who display excessive anger or aggression may have difficulty controlling their emotions and may react impulsively in challenging situations. On the other hand, clients who exhibit excessive dependency or neediness may rely heavily on others for validation and support, and may struggle with making decisions independently.

In addition to client excesses, I may also encounter clients who exhibit deficits in certain areas. Two examples of client deficits could be a lack of motivation or initiative, and a lack of emotional expression or insight. Clients who lack motivation or initiative may struggle to set and achieve goals, and may require additional support and encouragement to take action. Similarly, clients who have a deficit in emotional expression or insight may have difficulty identifying and expressing their feelings, and may benefit from interventions that help them develop greater self-awareness and emotional regulation skills. As a helper, it is important to recognize and address both client excesses and deficits in order to provide effective support and guidance.