In Collaborative Therapy, Therapists Take a Not Knowing Stance

question 19

Multiple Choice

In collaborative therapy, therapists take a not knowing stance. What does this mean?

• A) The therapist does not prepare for the session prior to meeting the client.
• B) The therapist believes he can fill in the gaps in the client's story.
• C) The therapist does not know what the outcome of therapy will be.
• D) The therapist does not assume they understand the client's experience before the client tells them about it.

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Definitions:

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