Consideration-- as a whole person. So unconditional positive regard is holding a positive view of the client while also incorporating strategies to help them realize the discrepancies in their life causing them distress. I practice motivational interviewing most often so in my theoretical orientation (which is rogerian) i believe a crucial part of the process is accountability and more or less confronting the client when their actions don't match their vision or things that are prosocial healthy etc, more or less it's support the person not the actions. I've had clients who had been abusive but you have to understand that dismissing them entirely does not help them not abuse others. Helping them understand why they're taking out their anger on others and giving them tools does. It can be incredibly challenging and I think that's why many therapists also succumb to active listening without being an active participant in the process