Marital and Family Therapy

Answer - B - Using phrases like “I wonder if . . .” or “It sounds to me like . . .” or “Is what you’re saying . . .” allows the client to offer their own explanations and not have the therapist make the mistake of inserting his own assumptions. While it helps to have a therapist who can end on time and remain neutral, this is not something that always pertains to your situation developing within therapy. And when it comes to offering advice, most therapists have a difficult time offering advice, particularly Adlerian, since it takes away some of the client’s own initiative.