Client-centered therapy was developed by

A) Aaron Beck.
B) Joseph Wolpe.
C) Albert Ellis.
D) Carl Rogers.

Client-centered Therapy

A counseling approach where the therapist provides a supportive environment to allow the client to lead the process of therapy.

Carl Rogers

An influential American psychologist who founded the client-centered therapy approach, emphasizing the importance of an individual's self-view and the need for unconditional positive regard.

Developed

A state of growth or advancement, often in the context of countries, technology, or individual skills.