The therapy room is a place where the client can express all that is, be seen and heard without fear of being judged, but that is not all that happens in the therapy room. Change is what we will achieve at the end of the treatment process, but the form of this change may vary from person to person. In the words of one of the great theorists of psychology, Carl Rogers: “The person comes to see himself differently. He accepts himself and his feelings more fully. He becomes more self-confident and self-directing. He becomes more flexible, less rigid in his perceptions. He adopts more realistic goals for himself. He behaves in a more mature fashion … He becomes more acceptant of others. He becomes more open to the evidence, both to what is going on outside of himself and to what is going on inside of himself. He changes in his basic personality characteristics in constructive ways”.