Client Centred Therapy Its Current Practice, Implications and Theory by Rogers, Carl R. ( Author ) ON Jul-24-2003, Hardback
Carl R. Rogers presents a focused examination of client-centred therapy, covering its current practice, implications, and theoretical basis. This hardback edition brings together the central themes identified by its title for readers studying psychology, counselling, psychotherapy, and related approaches to therapeutic work.
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Client Centred Therapy examines the approach associated with Carl R. Rogers.
The book addresses the current practice of client-centred therapy and considers its broader implications.
It also presents the theory underlying the approach, offering a focused resource for readers interested in therapeutic practice and psychological thought.
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