Post-modern approach to therapy has brought some new methods and techniques in the counseling. According to it such notions as mental health is a highly subjective notion because it is hardly possible to measure it. Overall, it is based on deconstruction, which means that the therapist has analyze the behavior of his client and compare it with the behavioral norms (they are often called “the givens”, accepted in the society. Moreover, the client has to express his opinion as these maxims. Such approach appeals to me because it questions a lot of deep-rooted stereotypes or rules, which sometimes can be broken. In addition to that such method allows the patient to get better understanding of ones personality and people, who surround him, because only by means of comparison and contrast, we can eventually learn the truth. Post-modern therapy has to achieve certain goals. First, the patient has to understand that his frustrations, distresses, or sufferings may be of subjective nature, thus they can be easily eliminated. Moreover, post-modern therapy is aimed at facilitating interpersonal communication, as we have already mentioned before, the therapist induces the patient to compare his experience with that one of other people. In other words, the counselor makes the patient put himself into the position of others. It seems to me that such technique can be quite helpful because it helps to get to the root of the problem. It seems to me that the underlying reason of nearly every conflict is our inability to make compromise. There are several types of post-modern therapy, for example, narrative therapy, and collaboration therapy. Each theory is based on the belief that nearly every negative feeling or emotion is subjectively predetermined, Secondly, almost every post-modern approach uses dialogue as an expedient means of solving the problem. It is not easy to incorporate post-modern therapy into Christian counseling. The main reason for this is that such an approach denies the existence of any norm standard for mental health, whereas Christian counselors do have such a standard (the Holy Scripture). Therefore, they can better evaluate the results of the therapy. However, some principles of post-modern therapy can be applied to Christian counseling, like for instance the belief that all our sufferings are of subjective nature, therefore we have understood that the main cause is our consciousness. Feminist Therapy Overall, feminist therapy is based on the belief that every hardship or suffering that a person may experience is connected with the problem of social injustice or inequality. Although it is not explicitly stated, this very formulation implies usually women. Thus, we can say that to some extent such a method of therapy is a little bit one-sided because it is somewhat prejudiced or biased in its very core. Feminist therapy mostly focuses on cultural and social reasons for inequality and the ways these obstacles can be surmounted (Corey, 132). We can single out the basic principles of feminist counseling. First, the patient and the client must be on equal terms. This statement may seem commonplace, to say the least. However, it is necessary to take into consideration the fact that, very often coun