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The document discusses the advantages of client-centered approach therapy, highlighting its effectiveness in enhancing mental recovery through empathy and active listening. It emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and self-esteem in fostering client self-guidance and achieving quicker recovery. The mutual genuineness between the therapist and client is crucial for establishing realistic solutions and promoting positive change.

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Advantages of Client-Centered Approach Therapy: Student's Name University Professor Course Date

The document discusses the advantages of client-centered approach therapy, highlighting its effectiveness in enhancing mental recovery through empathy and active listening. It emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and self-esteem in fostering client self-guidance and achieving quicker recovery. The mutual genuineness between the therapist and client is crucial for establishing realistic solutions and promoting positive change.

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Advantages of client-centered approach therapy

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Advantages of client-centered approach therapy

Therapies play a critical role in enhancing the entire recovery process and ensuring that

an individual can regain their normal mental stability status. Self-centered therapies have been

discovered to be the most effective therapies that help in recovery and ensure that an individual

recovers within the shortest time possible. The emphasis on using self-centered therapy is based

on the great use of empathy to the person being taken through therapy (Luterman, 2021). The

therapist ensures that they can assume the person's position and understand the challenges the

individual is going through. Demonstrating empathy empowers the therapist to apply the

situation and develop a story or tale that helps make the individual realize that such situations are

part of life and other individuals have gone through the same situations and emerged

victoriously. Additionally, the empathy part of the therapy empowers the therapy to emphasize

centrality. Centrality empowers a better way of understanding the challenges and developing

long-term solutions from the current situations (Luterman, 2021). The establishment of the

solution is based on active listening, which ensures that each part of the challenging situation that

is causing psychological instability is established. Moreover, the process of ensuring that the

therapy is self-centered is very instrumental in fostering respect and understanding on other

occurrences that are likely to occur in the future. Active listening shapes the character of the

client to develop some receptive personality.

Self-awareness and self-esteem are powerful tools in ensuring that the client can develop

some self-guidance during the therapy. Clients who develop self-guidance can achieve recovery

within the shortest time possible and can also be instrumental in society to cause change and

ensure that they live a life that other people emulate (Luterman, 2021). However, the clients have

to demonstrate their readiness to be genuine and have skills of active listening. Being genuine
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helps the therapist establish the root cause of the problem and how the problem can be solved.

The client and the therapist should demonstrate active listening to ensure that the process is

based on mutual understanding of the situation to uphold genuineness and realistic solutions

(Luterman, 2021). Additionally, the genuineness of the client and the therapist empowers the

client to agitate for change and embrace all the ideas aimed at resolving the issue. The changes

are made possible and practical by using behavioral analysis of the clients and guidance on the

way to conduct themselves.


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Reference

Luterman, D. (2021). Counseling Parents at the Time of Diagnosis: Moving Toward Client-

Centered Practice. American Journal of Audiology, 30(1), 226-230.

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