Client-Centered and Experiential Psychotherapy in the 21st Century: Advances in Theory, Research and Practice

Jeanne Cherry Watson · Rhona N Goldman · Margaret S. Warner

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Theory Germain Lietaer: The Client-Centred/Experiential Paradigm in Psychotherapy: Development and identity Ivan Ellingham: Foundation for a Person-Centred, Humanistic Psychology and Beyond: The nature and logic of Carl Rogers' 'Formative Tendency' Peter F. Schmid: The Necessary and Sufficient Conditions of Being Person-Centered: On identity, integrity, integration and differentiation of the paradigm Marion N. Hendricks: What Difference Does Philosophy Make? Crossing Gendlin and Rogers Sarah Hawtin: The Organismic Valuing Process and Ethics in Person-Centred Theory Sachiko Hayashi and Atsushi Kara: Understanding the Self through Taoist Emptiness Gillian Proctor: Power in Person-Centred Therapy Campbell Purton: Focusing on Focusing: the practice and the philosophy Edwin Kahn: Heinz Kohut's Empathy Nathaniel Raskin: Rogers' Empathy: A revolutionary innovation Gerhard Stumm: The Person-Centered Approach and Self Psychology Martin Van Kalmthout: The Farther Reaches of Person-Centered Psychotherapy Janet Tolan: The Fallacy of the 'Real' Self: In praise of self structure Research Michael Behr & Martina Becker: Congruence and Experiencing Emotions: Self-report scales for the Person-Centered and Experiential theory of personality Jerold D. Bozarth: Empirically Supported Treatment: Epitome of the 'Specificity Myth' Barbara Temaner Brodley: Observations of Empathic Understanding In Two Client-Centered Therapists Leslie S. Greenberg & Rachel Rushanski-Rosenberg: Therapist's Experience of Empathy James Iberg: Psychometric Development of Measures of In-session Focusing Activity: The Focusing-oriented Session Report and the Therapist Ratings of Client Focusing Activity Kevin C. Krycka & Deb Lambo: Gendlin's Edge: Making fresh sense out of gay and lesbian experience Arthur C. Bohart: A Passionate Critique of Empirically Supported Treatments and the Provision of an Alternative Paradigm Soti Grafanaki: On Becoming Congruent: How congruence works in Person-Centred Counselling and practical applications for training and practice Paul Wilkins & Zinnia Mitchell-Williams: The Theory and Experience of Person-Centered Research Jeanne C. Watson & Meghan Prosser: Development of an Observer Rated Measure of Therapist Empathy Practice Marijke C.L. Baljon: Focusing in Client-Centred Psychotherapy Supervision. Teaching congruence Ton Coffeng: Two Phases of Dissociation, Two Languages Ned L. Gaylin: The Relationship: The heart of the matter J. Wade Hannon & Will Eckersell: Infusing Client-Centered/Person-Centered Counseling into a Traditional Counselor Education Program Bala Jaison: Integrating Experiential and Brief Therapy Models: A guide for clinicians Claude Missiaen: Client-Centered Group Psychotherapy: Six theses put to the test. A contribution from practice Marlis Portner: Psychotherapy for People with Special Needs: A challenge for client-centered psychotherapists Natalie Rogers: Person-Centered Expressive Arts Therapy: A path to wholeness Bob Sikkema: Unconditionality: Being present in an attentive way to help translate thoughts into the language of feeling William B. Stiles and Meredith J. Glick: Client-Centered Therapy With Multi-Voiced Clients: Empathy with whom? Nele Stinckens, Germain Lietaer & Mia Leijssen: Working with the Inner Critic: Fighting 'the enemy' or keeping it company Rhonda Goldman: The Two-Chair Dialogue for Inner Conflict Carla R. van der Moolen: Doctor, Please Make Me Well Again! On clients having severe subjective health complaints (the Somatoform Disorder) Margaret S. Warner: Luke's Dilemmas: A Client-Centered/Experiential Model of processing with a schizophrenic thought disorder Ann Loevering: Person-Centered and Feminist Theories: How we connect them in our work with groups of Mexican women Kathryn Moon: Nondirective Client-Centered Work with Children

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