<p>Sometimes a client will seek neurotherapy who would be much better suited by another form of treatment. Sometimes a patient will seek neurotherapy who has a condition that is more severe than the neurotherapist can address or is foreign to the neurotherapist. In other situations a patient may come to a neurotherapist without knowing what is wrong with them, in dealing with a severe situation. In these situations it is the ethical duty of the neurotherapist to consider the client’s best interests and either refer to an appropriate specialist for a more suitable treatment or appropriate assessment and diagnosis.&nbsp;<br></p>