Human service professionals must negotiate treatments and discharge plans with clients, while asserting their voice in an interdisciplinary team. There are certain rights that a client has, including the right to refuse care. A human service professional should respect this right without making the client feel guilty. Kenneth France, a crisis intervention psychologist, recollects the best way to negotiate with clients, “Use the client’s words and phrasing when describing targets, since the process is based on the client’s descriptions and since an important aim is to work collaboratively with your clients” (p.171, 2015). Collaborative work is the best way to negotiate on the terms of the client; the freedom of choice is placed in their hands.