Repeating interpretations of a client's behavior and overcoming his/her resistance, allowing the client to resolve his/her neurotic patterns is called:

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Working through is the process where the therapist repeats interpretations of the client's behavior and attitudes, despite their initial resistance, to allow them to gain insight and resolve their neurotic patterns. The therapist would continue to do this until the client can accept the feedback and emotional responses associated with the interpretation. This process involves a great deal of patience and perseverance from the therapist.

Repeating Interpretations of a Client's Behavior and Overcoming His/her Resistance