These seven powerful principles give the therapist the ability to connect with the client and empathetically personalize treatment based on their clinical experiences and the client's needs. By applying these seven powerful principles, the therapist: values ​​each client as unique, listens deliberately to acknowledge the client's feelings, demonstrates controlled and objective emotional immersion, demonstrates genuine acceptance, displays a non-judgmental, projects autonomy and values ​​confidentiality. These principles are the building blocks for successfully creating a powerful yet empathetic therapeutic alliance (Kilpatrick, et al., 2009). Personal therapy by a clinician is essential to maintaining a strong therapeutic alliance. Probst (2015) conducted a study on how personal therapy by a clinician can improve the therapist's ability. ability to create and maintain a strong clinician-client relationship. After reviewing Barbara Probst's article, the author agrees that integrating personal clinician therapy into the repertoire of in-depth practitioner training is essential and desirable (2015). This view correlates with Freud's position that