In which model is the consumer called a "patient" and the therapist's role is that of an "interpreter"?

Psychodynamic

Psychodynamics, further perceived as psychodynamic psychology, in its comprehensive sense, is an approach which stresses on the methodical examination of the psychological strengths. It holds the views on individual response, emotions, and sentiments and also inquires about how this behavior might relate to their early experience. Psychodynamic theories generally hold the opinion that adolescence experiences shape their personality.