Discussion
In which of the following psychotherapies is the therapist open, and shares her/his feelings, values and his her ownn existence with the client?
Answer: B
Logotherapy, Frankl's existential therapy, is the approach in which the therapist is open and shares feelings, values and his or her own existence with the client, as part of a real encounter between two persons. In Rational Emotive Therapy the therapist actively disputes irrational beliefs, in cognitive behaviour therapy the therapist works from a plan of techniques, and in psychodynamic therapy the therapist stays relatively neutral.
In logotherapy the therapist is not a neutral screen but a participant who shares meaning, values and his or her own experience of existence.
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