Question

Jenny is, by nature, a nervous person. She has been having a hard time concentrating and seeks the help of a counselor, Amanda. Amanda begins by being very warm. She does not direct Jenny with regards to what she should talk about. Instead, Amanda primarily focuses on empathizing with Jenny and accepting her for who she is. Which therapeutic orientation is Amanda most likely using?

(A) cognitive-behavioral therapy
(B) client centered therapy
(C) psychodynamic therapy
(D) acceptance and mindfulness therapy

Answer 1

(B) Client centered therapy

Step-by-step explanation:

Client centered therapy, also known as Person-centered therapy, is a form of psychotherapy developed by Carl Ransom Rogers, a psychologist born in Illinois, U.S., in 1902.

Client centered therapy places high importance and focus on the client. The counselor, does not ask questions, or provide diagnosis, instead they create an atmosphere where the client, shares their feelings without being judged.