What is a major goal of the Gestalt therapist?

A) to facilitate transference
B) to eliminate the client's undesirable behaviors
C) to provide unconditional positive regard
D) to help clients take responsibility for their choices in the present and the past.

One of the major goals of the Gestalt therapist is to help clients take responsibility for their choices in the present and the past. They focus on increasing self-awareness and helping clients become more mindful of their experiences in the present moment. Gestalt therapy also emphasizes personal responsibility and encourages clients to become more aware of the ways in which their past experiences may be influencing their current behaviors and emotions. Transference and unconditional positive regard are not major goals of Gestalt therapy, and eliminating undesirable behaviors is not the primary focus.