Psychotherapy relationships are complicated. List some of the things that can be done to improve these relationships.
What will be an ideal response?
Things that can be done to improve these relationships include enhancing the client’s positive expectations through signs of expertness (i.e., displayed diplomas, awards, etc.) and the way one acts toward the client; employing facilitative conditions, especially empathy; and soliciting feedback throughout the process. Other factors include counselor behaviors, especially nonverbal behaviors signaling attentiveness and interest in the client.
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