Although feminist therapy shares many of the premises of person-centered therapy,feminist therapy does not agree with the notion that:

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Feminist therapy differs from person-centered therapy in that it does not agree with the premise that the therapeutic relationship is sufficient in itself to produce change. Feminist therapy incorporates social and political factors as well as personal experiences in understanding the client's issues and working toward empowerment.

Although Feminist Therapy Shares Many of the Premises of Person-Centered