A nurse using a Rogerian approach would use which of the following interventions?
a. relationship with the nurse
b. letting the client lead the therapy
c. dream analysis
d. homework assignments
B
A nurse using a Rogerian approach would let the client lead the therapy as an intervention. A Rogerian approach is a type of experiential therapy that emphasizes caring, humanistic relationships. The goal is to provide a safe psychological environment for the client to explore the meaning of his life, his work, his illness, or his current circumstances.
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