client-centered therapy

client·cen·te·redtherapy

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noun

1.

a method of psychotherapy developed by Carl Rogers in which the client determines the focus and pace of each session

Synonyms

client-centered therapy

Related words

Broader terms

psychotherapy

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Grammar

noun
singular	client-centered therapy
plural	client-centered therapies

Nearby words

clickety-click click beetle click off click open client clientage clientele cliff cliff-brake cliff-hanging

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