Marie tells the therapy, "I hate that I'm doing all the work in this relationship. He just doesn't care about what we need." In turn, the therapist says "You feel misunderstood and alone" to which Marie replies, "Yes! Exactly" This type of therapy technique is called:Question 26Select one:a.Cognitive behavioral therapyb.Active listeningc.Unconditioned positive regardd.Positive feedbacke.Affirmation technique

Which approach relies on the personal qualities of the therapist to build a non-judgemental and empathetic relationship?

An adult therapy group for depression and anxiety is currently in its 10th of 16 sessions. During this session, the group members markedly are participating more openly. They are supporting and challenging each other, utilizing the skills and strategies they were encouraged to utilize. The group worker is closely observing and chiming in with helpful prompts and affirmations.Sarah, who usually hesitates to share and has been dismissive about some of the therapeutic skills presented in the group, opened up about her recent struggles with self-esteem. She expressed, "I actually have been feeling better since we started, but sometimes I still hear that voice telling me I'm not good enough."John, a group member known for his insightful comments, responded, "Sarah, I can relate to that. I've been working on challenging those negative thoughts with positive affirmations, and it's slowly helping." (In previous sessions, Sarah was very dismissive to John's comments, mostly because she "doesn't trust white men" from previous negative experiences in her life; however, since then, they have grown to appreciate each other.)Maria, another member, nodded in agreement and added, "It's been helpful for me to write down my thoughts and see if they are realistic. Maybe you could try that too?"The therapist observed that the group was facilitating its own discussions and offering constructive feedback. Sarah, who had initially been skeptical about group therapy and these kind of tools, remarked, "I used to think those strategies were bogus, but seeing how they are helping you all, I'm willing to give it a shot."

When a person-centred therapist acts as a sounding board, what does this mean? Select two answers.a) Listening carefully to what the client is saying, and then explaining to them what you think they are saying in your own wordsb) Allowing the client to contact you out of hoursc) Helping the client to begin to look for a constructive way forwardd) Observing the client's tone of voice

The approach to therapy involves treatments that address symptoms of psychological disorders by altering aspects of bodily functioning.

No matter how embarrassing her discussions with her therapist might be, Jenny recognizes that he always treats her with respect. This acceptance illustrates the client-centered technique of