it is important for a psychotherapist to provide a protected and private environment during therapy because __________. a. it gi
ves the therapist freedom to criticize the client b. it allows the patient the comfort to release private thoughts and emotions c. the therapist can recognize any limitations there may be in treatment d. a therapist can experiment with different methods of treatment
<h2>b. it allows the patient the comfort to release private thoughts and emotions.</h2>
Explanation:
According to the American Psychiatric Administration (APA), psychotherapy is <em>talk therapy </em>to help people overcome mental or emotional issues.
A psychotherapy is a transfer of information that the patient does with the therapist. But, people don't trust that easy, they psychotherapist must build an trust-based relationship with the patient and the environment is crucial to achieve that. Giving the sensation of being protected is what assure the patient that he can unload all his weight, problems and worries. Then, the psychotherapist evaluates from an objective perspective the situation, to see what could be the reason of all the problems.
It is important for a psychotherapist to provide a protected and private
environment during therapy because it allows the patient the comfort to release
private thoughts and emotions.
