Congruence refers to the term that is used in therapy to describe the condition the therapist is being genuine and remains authentic, int the therapeutic relationship. The therapist, when congruent does not experience conflicting emotions or does not get emotionally disturbed by what the client has to say. They are on par with the feelings they are experiencing and are also able to genuinely communicate with the client, when required, without hesitation or doubt. In other words, there is a precise match between experience and awareness for the therapist. The therapist does not up to any kind of facade or ingenuine feelings or reactions towards the client.