Mental health disorders are caused by multiple factors and manifested with a great range of symptoms, thus requires different forms of intervention. Psychotherapy is a common and popular approach to treat various mental health disorders and emotional difficulties, by helping clients through communication to create adaptive coping skills and to respond effectively to difficult circumstances [1,2]. Different mono-psychotherapy approaches have been created in the last century and became widely used by mental health practitioners to treat psychological disorders [3][4][5][6]. In recent years, psychotherapy gradually shifted toward eclectic or integrative approaches [7] aiming for a better understanding of psychopathologies and more effective treatments. Internal Cohesion Psychotherapy (ICP) is a new eclectic approach [8,9], which integrates best theoretical perspectives and practices with the overarching goal -to help clients reach the internal cohesion. The internal cohesion is defined as a condition in which the client is able to address disturbing and adverse experiences from the past, deal with the current circumstances effectively and plan adaptively the own future. The core components of ICP approach are systems (intrapersonal, interpersonal, professional and spiritual) and three-time perspectives (client's past, present and future). Systems are composed of client's important relations, which are interrelated with one another and dependent on the construct of time [10]. Therefore, during ICP intervention, the therapist guides the client to go through the important events in the past, the current experiences, thoughts, and feelings as well as future plans related to each system.Recent evidence [9] confirmed the effectiveness of ICP in treating depression and anxiety with the clients who received treatment appraising practicability and simplicity as main ICP values. The ICP approach follows a 10-step process in order to reach client's internal cohesion. Each of the steps requires certain abilities, skills and competencies from psychotherapist. Most importantly, the ICP psychotherapists should have the ability to create a healthy therapeutic relationship, which provides to the client the opportunity to communicate openly and sincerely. Creating an environment in which prejudices are not allowed and a high cultural sensitivity is shown, encourages open communication and helps the ICP therapist to reach the overarching goal -internal cohesion. The adaptive therapeutic relationship affects the quality of client's reflection, which in turn enables the client to create a better intrapersonal, interpersonal, professional, and spiritual relationship. However, the quality of the therapeutic relationship is prone of multiple and continuous efforts of psychotherapist to address the clients concern. Treating effectively the mental health disorders, requires also active listening, which makes the client feel accepted, and empathy as an important signal that the client is being understood. The ICP therapists invest in reaching...