If a client has difficulty providing the therapist with feedback, has a hard time asserting needs, and does not seem to want to participate in therapeutic decision-making, the collaborating mode is likely to be the most effective choice as a predominant mode for interaction in therapy.

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The collaborating mode requires active participation, mutual decision-making, and open communication between the therapist and the client. If a client struggles with providing feedback, asserting needs, or participating in decision-making, a more directive or supportive approach might initially be more effective until the client feels more comfortable and capable of engaging in a collaborative manner.

If a Client Has Difficulty Providing the Therapist with Feedback