Rather than interpreting the client's thoughts and behaviors, the client-centered therapist tries to create a warm, accepting climate that allows the client the freedom to explore troubling feelings and thoughts.

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This is true. The client-centered therapist believes in creating a non-judgmental environment where the client feels safe and supported to explore their own thoughts and emotions without being analyzed or interpreted by the therapist.

Rather Than Interpreting the Client's Thoughts and Behaviors, the Client-Centered