Nondirective Therapy (NT for control group) NT is a procedure in which the therapist refrains from directing the client, but instead reflects back to the client what the latter has said, sometimes, restating the client's remark. NT has been used as a control treatment in previous therapy development studies and was consider a good control in psychotherapy research. NT is chosen for this study to control for non-specific effects that show to contribute to outcome such as therapeutic alliance and therapist competency. Thus, both treatment conditions will contain individual therapy interaction.