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The other side: counselor roles.

The problem of treating a narcotic-dependent person is probably one of the most difficult confronting those attempting to provide rehabilitation services. Often emphasis has been placed on those persons receiving the services provided rather than those who provide them. In this paper the drug counselor is focused upon, for after all it is he or she who plays the many roles necessary to accomplish this task at hand. The roles include psychotherapist, crisis intervention agent, medical counselor, and client advocate for the addict in treatment. Behaviors, expectations, and responsibilities involved in these counselor roles influence the development of a "healing partnership" involving both the counselor and the client.