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Confrontation Ruptures

Sometimes when clients are not making progress in therapy it become obvious that there is a problem in the therapeutic alliance.  For example clients may  explicitly express concerns about not making progress  or complain about the treatment approach. They may also criticize of attack the therapist. We refer to these types of ruptures as confrontation ruptures, because the client is directly expressing his or her concern. 
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