Thank you Craig for an interesting and informative response; however, I take issue with the following: > Adler created a theory that was flexible enough to While the therapist may be creative, there is great risk that the therapist's creativity will have nothing whatsoever to do with their client's issues. A counselor may be offering interpretations of the client's early recollections or present predicaments that are more reflective of their issues. Subjectivity seems to be an Achilles heel?
> respond to how each individual perceives their situation.
> It allows the therapist to be very creative.
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