What is the difference between client driven goals and provider given goals?

Answer 1

Client -Driven goals usually run faster and not in a correct manner, since client may not have a clear thinking in their situation. When client enters the professional's office

with their problem- the client adresses their issue to achieve their personal goal with their own thinking to a professional, usually the professional sees whether or not the

client is stable to achieve this goal that clients strives for. If the client is unable to function mentally, this is where the professional jumps in to help the client.

The professional includes her or his own methods of working on this issue with the client by putting the provider-given goals.

The provider-given goals usually are the goals where the professional offers for the client to achieve on the instructive manner to compile the client's distortive thoughts in

order and the client down the road is able to achieve his or her own goals through normal and funtionitive thinking... The provider's-given goals also run slow and in a

correct manner, when corrected after the client's driven goals are presented. The client is put on the right path in life and the client is able to achieve their goals after have

worked with the provider -given goals.

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Answer 2

Client-driven goals are set based on the preferences, needs, and aspirations of the client, and they reflect what the client wants to achieve. Provider-given goals, on the other hand, are goals set by the service provider based on their expertise, professional judgment, and knowledge of the client's situation, which may or may not align with the client's priorities.