In narrative therapy the therapist may choose to attack

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In narrative therapy, the therapist focuses on separating the client from their problems rather than seeing the problem as an inherent part of the client. This approach allows the client to address their issues more objectively and less personally, which is why the therapist may choose to "attack" or challenge the client's problem, rather than the client themselves or others involved in the client's life.

In Narrative Therapy the Therapist May Choose to Attack