If a therapist is secure in his or her own values,then:
A) he or she should use them to steer the client toward any direction he or she wants to in therapy.
B) he or she will not be threatened by really listening to,and deeply understanding,people who think differently or do not share the same world view.
C) a referral to another therapist may be necessary.
D) he or she will focus on his or her problem rather than the client's.

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A therapist secure in their own values will be open to understanding diverse perspectives without feeling threatened, enabling them to provide effective, empathetic care without imposing their own views on the client.

If a Therapist Is Secure in His or Her Own