EPPP Psychology

Answers: B and D - Cognitive therapy is a beneficial approach to use when working with clients from different cultures or backgrounds. The cognitive approach is based in the belief that therapy must be tailored to the individual need. This allows cognitive therapists access to a wide-array of interventions and techniques, to adapt for the client. Because cognitive therapy approaches the client as an individual, rather than as a part of a larger group, a cognitive clinician pays attention to client-specific behaviors. This provides a different way to understand the client, rather than depending solely on language.