The best way for a therapist to demonstrate his/her understanding of the client's experience is:
A) to say I hear you.
B) to say I know just what you mean.
C) to say I understand completely.
D) articulating the central meaning of what the client has said.
Question 2
An accurate empathic response by the therapist:
A) repeats what the client has said.
B) makes the therapist's feelings about the client overt.
C) is not a component of client change.
D) makes the client feel heard, seen and compassionately understood.
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