Person-Centred Therapy : A Revolutionary Paradigm

Abstract

Overview of Person-Centered Therapy Carl R. Rogers: Theoretical Evolution and Professional Contributions Myths, Misunderstandings and Distortions The Actualizing Tendency: The Foundation Block Not Necessarily Necessary but Always Sufficient A Reconceptualization of the Necessary and Sufficient Conditions for Therapeutic Personality Change Empathy from the Client-Centered Framework and the Rogerian Hypothesis Congruence Unconditional Positive Regard Quantum Theory and The Person-Centered Approach The Coterminous Intermingling of Doing and Being in Person-Centered Therapy The Integrative Statement of Carl R. Rogers Functional Dimensions of The Person-Centered Approach in Therapy Client-Centered Therapy and Techniques Person-Centered Assessment Person-Centered Couples Therapy The Basic Encounter Group The Large Community Group Research on Psychotherapy Outcome and the Person-Centered Approach The Core Condition is Us: Implications for Critical Mass Consciousness

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