Which approach is referred to as nondirective or patient-centered?A) Motivational InterviewingB) Solution-Focused TherapyC) Client-Centered TherapyD) Cognitive Behavioral TherapyE) Stages of Change

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Which approach is referred to as nondirective or patient-centered?A)  Motivational InterviewingB)  Solution-Focused TherapyC)  Client-Centered TherapyD)  Cognitive Behavioral TherapyE)  Stages of Change

Rana Najam Ul Saqib · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : C, Explanation :  Client-Centered Therapy, also known as person-centered therapy or nondirective therapy, prioritizes the client's experience and perspective. The therapist aims to create a supportive and nonjudgmental environment where the client can explore their feelings and thoughts at their own pace. The therapist doesn't provide solutions or give advice but instead facilitates the client's self-discovery and realization.

Which approach is referred to as "nondirective" or "patient-centered"?

A) Motivational Interviewing
B) Solution-Focused Therapy
C) Client-Centered Therapy
D) Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
E) Stages of Change

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Which approach is referred to as "nondirective" or "patient-centered"?A) Motivational InterviewingB) Solution-Focused TherapyC) Client-Centered TherapyD) Cognitive Behavioral TherapyE) Stages of Change

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Which approach is referred to as "nondirective" or "patient-centered"?

A) Motivational Interviewing
B) Solution-Focused Therapy
C) Client-Centered Therapy
D) Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
E) Stages of Change