According to Gestalt therapy, what role does the therapist play in the therapeutic process?
A. The therapist serves as an authority figure who provides advice and guidance.
B. The therapist acts as a passive observer, allowing clients to explore their experiences independently.
C. The therapist actively engages with clients, providing support and feedback to promote self-awareness.
D. The therapist remains distant and detached, avoiding personal involvement with clients.
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What is the significance of “body language” in Gestalt therapy?
A. Body language is a form of deception in Gestalt therapy.
B. Body language is not important in Gestalt therapy.
C. Body language is only used for communication purposes in Gestalt therapy.
D. Body language provides nonverbal cues and expressions that reveal underlying emotions and thoughts.