Client Centred Therapy Its Current Practice, Implications and Theory by Rogers, Carl R. ( Author ) ON Jul-24-2003, Hardback
Carl Rogers presents the theory and practice of client-centred therapy, highlighting its implications for counselling, education, and personal development.
About This Book
This book presents Carl R. Rogers' influential approach to psychotherapy known as client-centred therapy.
It examines the core conditions necessary for effective therapeutic relationships and personal growth.
The text discusses practical applications as well as theoretical implications for counselling and education.
Readers will find insights into how client-centred principles can be applied across various helping professions.
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