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A brief description of a universal therapeutic skill and an orientation-specific skill based on a therapeutic model that interests you. Describe at least one stage in the therapeutic process in which you would apply each skill and explain why. Be specific.

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An example of a universal therapeutic skill would be using open questions to elicit responses from one's client. Other universal therapeutic skills are being a good listener and having empathy for the client.

An orientation specific skill would be using ...

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