Jen (29) is seeking therapy after her psychiatrist recommended that she call you. Jen is currently being prescribed 10mg Paxil daily. On the phone before the first session, Jen says that she is generally unhappy with her life and her current relationship. She says that her partner is "good enough" but she "just doesn't feel connected to him" and sometimes he's "just too demanding". Jen has a good job as a real-estate agent and lives alone. Jen says that after "getting out" of her family home when she was 17, she never wanted to live with people again as "in general people can't be trusted". Jen says that she can't imagine what she will get out of therapy but is willing to give it a try if it would prevent her from having to be on Paxil for the rest of her life. On her intake paperwork, Jen endorsed "feeling anxious", "having trouble with sleep", "feeling hopeless", and having "relationship issues".

1. What is Jen's problem according to Reality Therapy?
2. What is Jen's problem according to Feminist Therapy?
3. What kinds of goals would Reality Therapy work towards for Jen?
4. What kinds of goals would Feminist Therapy work towards for Jen?
5. What would be the difference between these two theories in the way they looked in the therapy room?