To Be Directive or Non-Directive: That Is the Question
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Learn about directive and non-directive therapy styles. Directive therapy involves the therapist guiding sessions, offering strategies, and setting a structure. Non-directive therapy allows clients to lead, with the therapist fostering open exploration and self-discovery. Both have benefits depending on personality, needs, and goals. The best approach is typically a blend that balances structure with client…

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