The relationship between therapist and client is crucial, much like the roots of a tree provide stability and nourishment. The therapists' commitment to ethical principles, like confidentiality and respect, mirrors the strong roots that support the tree. The trunk of the counselling tree is representative of the therapists' professional training, which incorporates various therapeutic techniques, approaches, and modalities. These techniques serve as a flexible framework, like the trunk supporting different branches, allowing the therapist
to adapt to individual needs. The dynamic aspects of counselling, including assessment, treatment goals, and session structure, are likened to the growth and arrangement of leaves on a tree. It is a holistic process, grounded in a solid foundation, branching out through diverse approaches, and aimed at achieving personalized goals.