In person-centered therapy, what does the clinician do?
A)Help clients with distorted thinking
B)Create an environment that allows people to trust themselves
C)Create behavioral interventions for the client to work on at home
D)Interpret dreams, fantasies, and imagery.

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In person-centered therapy, a clinician creates an environment that allows people to trust themselves and make good use of their potential. They do not interpret dreams or create behavioral interventions for the client. A counselors' acceptance and understanding of their clients, their respect for the clients' experiences, and active participation in the treatment process empowers clients to make change.

In Person-Centered Therapy, What Does the Clinician Do