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phenomenological therapy

phenomenological therapy

any form of therapy, perhaps best exemplified by client-centered therapy, in which the emphasis is on the client’s process of self-discovery rather than on the therapist’s interpretation of the individual’s underlying psychodynamics, as occurs in psychoanalysis.

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