After several sessions, Sophia has not developed a trusting relationship with her therapist. She is frustrated because the therapist is more interested in telling her how she should think and feel rather than listening to her express her emotional concerns. Sophia and her therapist have not developed a (n)

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Cornelius Patrick

Social Studies

29 November, 10:37

After several sessions, Sophia has not developed a trusting relationship with her therapist. She is frustrated because the therapist is more interested in telling her how she should think and feel rather than listening to her express her emotional concerns. Sophia and her therapist have not developed a (n)

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Kaitlin Velez · Answer 1

Therapeutic alliance

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Therapeutic alliance: Also referred to as a therapeutic relationship or working alliance. It refers to the relationship between a client or patient and the healthcare professional.

In a therapeutic relationship a client and the healthcare professional share a variety of emotions, engaging in the empathetic situation in which a therapeutic convince a client that he or she is understanding and respecting the client's condition.

Carl Rogers has given three components of a therapeutic relationship that includes congruence, empathy, and unconditional positive regard.

Sophia and her therapist have not developed a therapeutic alliance or relationship.