A client-centered therapist is seeing a client whose comments anger the therapist. As a congruent therapist, the therapist will probably
a. terminate the therapy and refer the client to another therapist.
b. attempt to persuade the client to think more like the therapist does.
c. smile and nod in an attempt to maintain rapport.
d. allow the client to know that the therapist is angry.
Question 2
According to Rogers, congruence
a. refers to the therapist's ability to accurately identify and reflect the feelings of the client.
b. is secondary to insight as a therapeutic factor.
c. involves therapists openly expressing the feelings they have during sessions.
d. involves the similarity between the personal beliefs of the therapist and the personal beliefs of the client.
Weber test: Place the base of the tuning fork on top of the client’s head.
A patient centered care approach
Health care - patient-centered
Use a step stool to help an infirm client get on and off the table.