Directive approaches to therapy seem to result in more significant improvements than non-directive approaches, such as the relationship approach.

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Research has shown that the effectiveness of directive versus non-directive approaches in therapy can vary depending on the client's needs, the specific issues being addressed, and the therapeutic context. There is no clear evidence that directive approaches result in more significant improvements across all situations.

Directive Approaches to Therapy Seem to Result in More Significant