Millon and Grossman's (2007)personalized therapy for personality disorders consists of:

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Millon and Grossman's personalized therapy approach for personality disorders involves modifying therapeutic approaches to fit the unique personality styles of individual clients. This approach recognizes that different clients may require different therapeutic strategies based on their personality traits, and thus focuses on tailoring therapy to meet each client's specific needs. While choice A and B may be components of this approach, the emphasis is on personality style rather than unique demands or needs. Choice D, adjusting psychoanalytic approaches to fit clients' history, is not a central focus of Millon and Grossman's personalized therapy approach.

Millon and Grossman's (2007)personalized Therapy for Personality Disorders Consists Of