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Person-centered approaches for counselors
COVER; TITLE PAGE; COPYRIGHT PAGE; BRIEF CONTENTS; DETAILED CONTENTS; SERIES PREFACE; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; INTRODUCTION; CHAPTER 1 -- THE THERAPIST IN RELATIONSHIP; CHAPTER 2 -- CLIENT; CHAPTER 3 -- EVOLUTION OF THE PERSON-CENTERED APPROACH; CHAPTER 4 -- MULTICULTURALISM; CHAPTER 5 -- A CASE ILLUSTRATION OF PERSON-CENTERED COUNSELING; CHAPTER 6 -- CONCLUSION; REFERENCES; INDEX; ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Chapter 1: The Therapist in Relationship Therapist and Relationship Factors The Necessary and Sufficient Conditions Summary Chapter 2: Client Contact, Incongruence, and Perception Client-Directed, Outcome Informed, Client Hero Actualizing Tendency Nondirective Attitude Conclusion Summary Chapter 3: Evolution of the Person-Centered Approach Classical Client-Centered or Nondirective Therapy Focusing Intersubjectivity Experiential,
Really Scared Session Three: Some Relief Session Four: A Possible Misunderstanding Session Five: Nonstop Talker Session Six: I Miss My Mom, Bad. She Was a Bitch to Deal With Session Seven: Talkative Again Sessions Eight and Nine: No Show Questions for Your Consideration Summary Chapter 6: Conclusion PCA Is Love Courageous, Compassionate Confrontation Perception Linking the Relational and the Client Conditions It Figures Understand, Verify You Understand, and Improve Power Within, Power With, Power Over The Ever-Reaching Actualization Process: Give and Receive Summary
Includes bibliographical references and index.