In the context of types of therapy, client-centered therapy follows a _____ approach.

A) symptom-oriented
B) nondirective
C) skill-development
D) insight-oriented

Client-centered therapy is a non-directive approach where the therapist provides a safe, empathetic, and non-judgmental environment for the client to discuss their feelings, thoughts, and experiences without any sort of judgment or direction from the therapist regarding what the client should talk about or work on. Instead, the therapist reflects back the client's experiences, feelings, and thoughts to help clients explore their issues and find solutions that feel right to them.