This article provides highlights from an interview with Dr. Robert Wubbolding, a leading expert in the area of reality therapy. Details concerning how Dr. Wubbolding applies and integrates reality therapy and choice theory in counseling with couples and families will be explored. In particular, this interview addressed theoretical constructs, specific techniques, and multicultural and diversity issues related to reality therapy and choice theory, in the context of relationship counseling. Specific implications are directed toward clinical practice, training, supervision, and research.
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