Self-disclosure was identified as possibly being appropriate in all of the following ways EXCEPT:

A) building rapport.
B) strengthening the therapeutic alliance.
C) client normalization and empowerment.
D) processing the helper's emotions and biases.

Self-Disclosure

The act of revealing personal, private information about oneself to others, often used to enhance intimacy in relationships.

Therapeutic Alliance

The collaborative and bond-based relationship between a therapist and a client, crucial for effective therapy.

Helper's Emotions

The feelings and emotional experiences of individuals who provide aid or support to others, which can impact the effectiveness of their assistance.