Individual treatment is a very unique approach given the circumstances that not only assess the person individually with the therapist, but is a place that is free of judgment and full of trust. The thing that makes this approach so successful in comparison to the other approaches of treatment is that it is very personalizes, it assesses issues as they arise in that individual’s life, and manages issues based on a case by case basis rather than approaching it in a generalized way. There are many treatments that are one-on-one between the therapist and the client, but what makes this approach so appealing is the style in which they approach the matter. This approach is personalized in a way of getting to know you, to befriend you, and to come in a way that I think many don’t expect when getting treatment. When treatment is non-scripted it sets a certain manner of the therapist being a listener and is a gradual thing that implements trust and openness. So, when something happens at any time during the course of the treatment, it also allows them to easily engage in that matter. We are all very different, in our thoughts, feelings, …show more content…
However, this approach as well as many other approaches does entail advantages as well as disadvantages to its usage. I would first like to expose the advantages of this type of therapy; as it exhibits proof of being a reliable way of undergoing treatment, has had significant results for many clients that has been evaluated quantitatively, and it makes the therapy go a lot smoother in there being an orderly way in which things take place. On the other hand, the disadvantages that come with this method is more generalization, possibility to not addressing the actual problem, and depending on much time the therapist has time with you it could affect the client short term but not particularly long