I do think a client gets to tell a therapist what is not working and that is is a reasonable expectation for the therapist to try to work with the client to find a way that does work for that client. Perhaps that is from the place where I go to those who are more eclectic than strictly following just one type. Granted the therapist can be rigid, inflexible and unwilling to explored different ways to work with someone. I don't find that an admirable quality in a therapist (and I would not work with one who was like that). Then the client can choose to find one more flexible or suitable for them.