A client comes to you for consultation. The client has aphasia and uses a communication board. You greet the client with a handshake and go to a private area to begin the consultation. You start by asking some short, basic questions about their health history and reasons for training. The client begins to mention that they would be interested in weightlifting. You feel confident that the client is wanting to improve leg strength, so you begin to give them a review of a leg strengthening program. What when wrong with this interaction?
[Expert Solution]: A client comes to you for consultation
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