Problem
One of the main things counseling students learn is the need to be flexible and client-centered when working in the field. A one size fits all approach works against the therapeutic relationship and can result in poor treatment outcomes and early termination. I've seen this in my work with clients. The flexibility in CBT is helpful in allowing therapists and counselors to individualize or tailor the intervention to the match the client's needs just as you've mentioned. Many professionals in the helping field embrace person-centered therapy (PCT) because it follows the client's need and is regarded as flexible as well. Do you agree that PCT is flexible in the same manner as CBT?