Compared to client-centered therapy, Gestalt therapy _______.

A) is more direct and challenging
B) is equally accepting of the client
C) focuses on a client's visual perceptions
D) tries to understand the environment in which they live

Gestalt Therapy

A form of psychotherapy focusing on self-awareness and understanding the present context of a patient's life, emphasizing wholeness and integration.

Client-Centered Therapy

A humanistic therapy developed by Carl Rogers focusing on providing a supportive emotional environment where clients can achieve self-awareness and self-acceptance.

Visual Perceptions

The ability to interpret the surrounding environment by processing information contained in visible light.