Directives that are therapist-centered are designed to shift clients toward what they:
A) Really want from therapy
B) Are not yet talking about
C) Are planning to talk about
D) Talked about previously
E) Think the therapist wants them to talk about

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Therapist-centered directives aim to guide the conversation towards areas or topics the client may be avoiding or have not yet brought up, helping to uncover deeper issues or perspectives.

Directives That Are Therapist-Centered Are Designed to Shift Clients Toward