"i have never been a good problem solver. i am not direct enough to be successful," the client complained. "you do not see yourself as a direct problem solver? " responded the therapist. this conversation is an example of and is typical of

This conversation is an example of "reflective speech" and is typical of "client-centered therapy".

Client-centered therapy is a non-directive type of talk treatment that was produced by humanist therapist Carl Rogers amid the 1950s. Customers frequently do seek their specialists for some kind of direction or course. In the long run, the procedure came to be known as client-centered therapy.