Is it ethical for a mental health organization to alter a clients interaction with society by creating?

Is it ethical for a mental health organization to alter a clients interaction with society by creating?therapeutic situations (without the clients knowledge) outside the office?..for instance Them asking a person whom causes distress to the client to be at a certain place where the client is know to attend regularly..(for exposure therapy)?

Answer by I am NOT a yahoo worker
Sure why not?

Answer by Xtama Red
I don't know. Is it ethical for the CDC to improve people's immune systems by creating theraputic situations (without the clients knowledge) in the outside world? For instance, placing a certain virus that they think the clients need a better immune system for... at a certain place where the client is known to attend regularly (for exposure therapy)?

Answer by Eaglewinged Humanpuma
no, that's fucked up. it makes the client question everyone around them wondering if everyone is a fake.

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