Emma, who is seeing Dr. Charles for client-centered therapy, is currently going through a particularly difficult time. How might Dr. Charles reassure Emma at this time, while also working within the confines of client-centered therapy?
a. by telling her repeatedly that she has the ability to make positive life changes
b. through her tone of voice, facial expression, and general demeanor
c. by patting or holding her hand during especially tough portions of session
d. none of the above
Question 2
Brandon is a graduate student receiving training in client-centered therapy. Which of the following is something that he should be discouraged from doing when he meets with a client?
a. asking the client questions
b. giving the client advice
c. offering the client interpretations
d. all of the above
Building competency in patient centered care
Building competency in patient centered care
Mirror Box Therapy Compared to Mental Visualization and a Control Condition
Degree Ranges for Hydrotherapy and Temperature Therapy Methods from Cold to Hot Applications
A hot stone placed under the client’s neck.
Charles Manson