The ultimate goal of Gestalt therapy is to help clients __________

A) achieve an integrated self.
B) relieve stress and the symptoms of their emotional burden.
C) recognize the impact that their family and society has had on their behavior.
D) become more self-critical and therefore more aware of their faulty adjustment.

Integrated Self

A psychological concept referring to an individual's achievement of a unified sense of self, where various aspects of the self are harmoniously combined.

Gestalt Therapy

This therapeutic approach stresses the importance of personal accountability, concentrating on the patient's current experiences, the dynamics between patient and therapist, the role of the individual's social and environmental settings, and the natural adjustments individuals enact in response to their life situations.

Emotional Burden

The weight of feelings one carries, often resulting from stress, trauma, or the challenges of daily life, affecting mental health.