Client is worried because she is feeling lonely and wants more communication, but her partner believes they are much closer in their relationship. She believes he has the potential to be the one for her, but there are trust issues since she believes he is still talking to his ex-girlfriend. This mistrust comes from the start of their relationship in that she found he was still in contact with his ex-girlfriend. Client says in the beginning she did some “Investigating” and found it out.
Clients describes his as having a slick mouth and being good with words. In the past he has been able to make her feel as though she was overreacting. This has led her to hold in her feelings instead of expressing them because it will all be turned back to her. Client has tried to break up with her current partner in the past, but says he has a way to make …show more content…
If the client reorganizes her self-statements, a corresponding behavior change will occur. Client’s psychological distress stems from disturbances in cognitive processes. Guided discovery, Socratic questioning, and cognitive restructuring will aid the client in revising the facts that both endure and clash with her core