Feminist criticisms of traditional psychotherapy include

A) its neglect of the role of unconscious forces within the mind.
B) its focus on the individual as the source of his or her psychological distress.
C) its focus on social rather than personal change.
D) the fact that most practitioners of traditional psychotherapy are not psychologists.

Feminist criticisms of traditional psychotherapy argue that it places too much responsibility on the individual for their psychological distress, without taking into account the larger societal and cultural factors that may contribute to their experiences. Additionally, traditional psychotherapy may reinforce gendered norms and expectations, instead of challenging and dismantling them.