What do theories provide for therapists?
What will be an ideal response?
Each theory provides a therapist with a set of interconnected ideas that possess enough explanatory power to enable a therapist to hypothesize causes for a client’s problem. Theory provides a springboard from which to decide the therapeutic course to take so that specific theory-forged techniques can be strategically enacted in ways to achieve a meaningful closure to the therapeutic process. A theory is a roadmap of sorts that gives direction from the start to the end of therapy.
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