The postmodern approach is a type of therapy that lets the client relay meaningful stories to the therapist. Throughout the process, the client tells a story to the counselor, however, the counselor is to not alter their story, but rather is interested, open, and a responsive listener. In addition, the counselor is to ask open-ended questions out of curiosity that helps the counselor gain a stronger idea of the client’s point of view. Sapp (2016) states how this approach can help the counselor gain more information about the client’s past, present, and future (Sapp, 2016). Lastly, this approach best fits the counselor by strong empathic skills. Since the counselor grew up in a low socioeconomic environment, the counselor can relate to the client’s
