If u were a Psychologist/Psychiatrist which approach model do you think, you wou

A lot depends on personal disclosure value or the summation of one's own feelings and thoughts about what particular approach to take. Granted that one's choice might be skewed depending on the clinical practice in one's environment (i.e. what the school of thought his current program ascribes to) or the approach used by one's mentor, it really still depends on what person feels as 'fitting' to his own identity --a person who considers himself a rational thinker most probably won't do psychoanalysis, while a person who 'lives by dream interpretation' would be at odds with behaviorism. There are concepts of integration and electicism though, in which the former focuses on creating a new individual approach, and the latter concentrating on a mash-up of the techniques of different approaches. You might dabble in this too. Anyway, it would be good to just reflect on your own thinking processes first, find the approach that fits, and master that approach first before moving on to others. Mastery of one approach helps you understand the others. (Oh, and I'm a cognitive-behavioral person, if you want to know.)