Quiz!

[lady_windermere]

Couldn't resist this one!

Your result for The Therapist Test...

You are a Client-centered therapist!

You are a touchy-feely, I'm glad you're you, therapist. How does that make you feel?

A brand of therapy created by Alfred Adler. This therapy believes that the client is the expert on their own world. They believe that a warm, understanding, and encouraging environment is very powerful and confrontation is not necessary. Occassionaly, you might challenge them to take steps to become the person they want to be, but normally you just want them to feel safe to be themselves. You scored 48% Client-centered, 40% Gestalt, 33% Cognitive-behavioral and 11% Psychoanalytic!

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Comments

[kudagirl.livejournal.com]

I snagged this quiz and came out with a very different result. Not sure if mine really fits me. Many of the answers were not how I would have handled it at all.

On your results, I don't understand the idea that the person is an expert on their own world. If I was able to see my world that way, I could have solved my own problems a long time ago. I'm 56 and I still have things I learn about myself and my issues all the time. I don't always understand how I got where I am emotionally. Sometimes I am a bit shocked about the underlying reasons I feel the way I do.

So how do you feel your results fit you?

[http://users.livejournal.com/woman_of_/]

Well, considering when I did councilling, I was dealing with children, I think this reflects how I was trained.

[edenskye.livejournal.com]

hehehe

Love you answer. I got Freud.

[http://users.livejournal.com/woman_of_/]

Thank you, I'm really pretty pleased I didn't get him to be honest!

[rivertempest.livejournal.com]

Awww, see?

This is ideal. I love your results - and I actually have that little slate of faces on my fridge with a circle to place on the face that I'm feeling each day.

I'd come to you as a therapist. *nods srsly*

[http://users.livejournal.com/woman_of_/]

Thank You. I'm a little unsure of how it works with some adults, but a good one for children!

[jaded-jamie.livejournal.com]

That is an interested method of treatment and is the most used in Western society.

[http://users.livejournal.com/woman_of_/]

Yes, we were encouraged to do this one when working with children when I was first learning counselling