Read the following brief psychosocial background on the client, incidence/prevalence of the problem/clinical concerns, how the problem affects the client, etc.)

• Greta is a 25 year-old woman. She recently entered a domestic violence shelter due to being physically abused by her boyfriend.
• Her recent arrival was due to going out to look for a job; her boyfriend found out and beat her.
• Client has been unemployed for a couple of years as her boyfriend told her she didn't need to work and he would take care of her.
• Client is without family suppport; her parents are deceased and she has no siblings.
• Client is having trouble adjusting to being in a shelter.
• Client has very few relationships for emotional support.
• Client's lack of experience is affecting her ability to find employment.
• Client states she feels like a failure because she keeps being told she can't be hired because she doesn't have any experience.
• Client states she feels like giving up because no matter how hard she tries, she can't seem to find employment.
• Client currently has low self-esteem and feels she has very little worth because she is unable to financially provide for herself.
• Client is experiencing anxiety due to being unemployment.

1. Provide an overview including references on the following:

• Cognitive theory
  • Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)
  • Dialectical behavior therapy (DBT),
  • Rational emotive behavior therapy (REBT)

2. How are these therapies conceptually relevant to the clinical concern of the client; keeping the focus clinical and not generalist.

3. Discuss what researchers have said in specific research articles (please provide 4 different articles) about the practice effectiveness of using this approach. Make sure you integrate references that provide evidence of its effectiveness with this type of client.