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From: Diana Fisse diana_fisse_00@subr.edu Southern University
Date: 17 Oct 2012
Time: 17:27:05 -0500
Remote Name: 69.63.162.67
As previously stated in the article, motivation is the key standard in successful therapy. It is evident that a person cannot be helped if they do not want help for themselves. It is important that clinicians keep their client motivated, so that therapy warrants change. Also, the relationship between the client and clinician is extremely important to allow for effective treatment and to keep the client interested in reaching his/her goals of therapy.