Sometimes,individuals decide to terminate therapy at a time the therapist feels is premature and at a point when therapy is about to make significant progress.What would Sigmund Freud call this behaviour

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According to Sigmund Freud, resistance is the behaviour where a client terminates therapy at a critical stage when significant progress is about to be made. The client does this because they are unconsciously blocking their own progress due to underlying emotional issues. This behaviour is seen as a form of defense mechanism where the client avoids confronting their issues.

Sometimes,individuals Decide to Terminate Therapy at a Time the Therapist