A therapist concentrates on changing the behaviors that people have learned. He also deals with what his clients say are their thoughts and values, and their interpretations of events. Based on this description, this kind of therapy does NOT seem to contain elements that would characterize it as

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The therapy described focuses on changing behaviors (behavioral therapy), thoughts and values (cognitive therapy), and interpretations of events, which aligns with cognitive therapy. It does not mention medication or physical interventions, which would be characteristic of biomedical therapy. Humanistic elements could be inferred from the focus on clients' thoughts and values.  Biomedical therapies focus on the mind-body connection and affecting it directly through interventions such as medications, electric shock therapy, and surgery.

A Therapist Concentrates on Changing the Behaviors That People Have