Solution focused therapists believe that change is constant.

That's what his son's therapist believed too.

Firstly, it is essential that the therapist believe the victim's story and validate their feelings.

Even the reparative therapists themselves believe it to be extremely difficult in most cases, requiring therapy five times a week often for years.

Some therapists who work with N.F.L. players believe the divorce rate in professional football is over 60 percent.

Many therapists believe that the patients with the best chance of success are adolescent offenders, whose behavior is still malleable.

Very few therapists believe in using just one style of therapy for success any more.

Many alternative therapists believe the symptoms of the common cold should not be suppressed.

D. T. Max's article was about the difficult ethics involved when therapists believe that they must break confidentiality to protect a third party.

But he said he and many other therapists now believe that parents and others who yield influence should put more pressure on the addict.