The term Client-Centered Therapy refers to a school of psychological therapy that uses a humanistic approach focusing on the human need for self-actualization and emphasizes healthy psychological growth. For instance, this can be where a person who doesn't appear to have any specific emotional or behavioral problem seeks help to "get more out of life" such as enhancing relationships or getting ahead at work.
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