In which of the following cases is opening up to someone else most therapeutic?

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Opening up to someone else can be therapeutic when one feels comfortable that the listener is trustworthy. This creates a safe and supportive environment for disclosure, which can help the individual process their thoughts and emotions. When the listener is willing and able to give advice (C), this may not be as therapeutic as it may involve the listener imposing their own opinions and beliefs on the individual. The cathartic release of emotions (A) may not always be necessary or even helpful in some cases. Trauma (B) can be a difficult subject to discuss and may require special care, but it does not necessarily mean that it cannot be therapeutic to disclose these events.

In Which of the Following Cases Is Opening Up to Someone