How does transpersonal therapy use stillness?
a. The transpersonal process seeks to balance movement and stillness.
b. The transpersonal process focuses on stillness, as in meditation and yoga.
c. The transpersonal process is concerned with change. As a result, the focus is on homework and other exercises designed to help the client gain insights and motivation to change his or her life.
d. Stillness is viewed as a symptom of stuckness or neurosis, and the transpersonal practitioner endeavors to help the client overcome it.
Answer: a
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