The attitude of exclusive professionalism {which restricts the label of professionalism to the advisor} manifests itself in a number of dysfunctional ways. It reinforces a misleading belief that the advisor's job is to solve problems rather than to help the client solve problems.
The concept of exclusive professionalism highlights a narrow view where only the advisor is seen as a professional, which can lead to various negative outcomes. This mindset fosters the idea that it is solely the advisor's responsibility to address and resolve the client's issues. Such a belief can undermine the collaborative nature of the advisor-client relationship.
Instead of empowering clients to take an active role in finding solutions, this attitude can...
