Match each client with the most appropriate psychotherapy (from the list below) and briefly justify your answer. (2 points each)

Match each client with the most appropriate psychotherapy and briefly justify your answer

Behavior therapy

Cognitive therapy

Humanistic therapy

Play therapy

Psychodynamic therapy

1.Ed has been feeling very down and depressed. He needs a therapist who can help him recognize the faulty thinking patterns that lead him down a path of despair and learn how to eliminate them.

2.Erin is a young child who is having trouble dealing with her parents' divorce. She needs a therapist who can help her process her feelings.

3.Wade wrestles with trying to let go of the perfectionism that makes him feel nothing he does is ever good enough.He needs a therapist who can help him look to his childhood to figure out the root cause of his emotions.

4.Bev wants to become a teacher but is afraid that she doesn't have what it takes to get through college. She needs a therapist who can help her strive toward being her best self.

5.John's children keep begging him to get a dog for the family, but John is afraid of dogs. He needs a therapist who can reduce the fear he feels by slowly introducing him to dogs (possibly in a virtual reality environment) until he can be comfortable around them.