In Narrative Counseling,the counselor helps clients create more balanced descriptions of the events of their lives to enable clients to build more accurate and appreciative descriptions of themselves and others.This process is referred to as:

A) Enacting Preferred Narratives
B) Meeting the Person
C) Thickening Descriptions
D) Separating Persons from Problems

Thickening Descriptions refers to the process of adding more detail and context to a client's narrative in order to provide a more accurate and complete understanding of the events and relationships described. This can help the client develop a more nuanced and empathetic view of themselves and others, and may also offer new insights and possibilities for change. Enacting Preferred Narratives involves working with clients to identify and enact more positive, empowering stories about their lives, while Meeting the Person and Separating Persons from Problems are both key aspects of Solution-Focused Brief Therapy.