Integrated approaches:
A) are considered "sloppy eclecticism"
B) are rarely used by helpers
C) are based on techniques, rather than underlying theory
D) require self-awareness, as well as awareness of limitations and strengths of various theories

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Integrated approaches necessitate a deep understanding of various theories and the ability to apply them judiciously. This requires practitioners to be self-aware and to recognize both the strengths and limitations of different theories to effectively meet the needs of their clients.

Integrated Approaches