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    Carl Rogers was an American psychologist who was one of the founders of the humanistic approach to counseling. He developed client-centered therapy in the 1940s-1950s based on the belief that people are fundamentally good and capable of self-healing and personal growth. Client-centered therapy, also known as person-centered therapy, requires the client to take an active role in treatment while the counselor takes a non-directive and supportive approach with an emphasis on empathy, congruence, and positive regard.

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    Carl Rogers was an American psychologist who was one of the founders of the humanistic approach to counseling. He developed client-centered therapy in the 1940s-1950s based on the belief that people are fundamentally good and capable of self-healing and personal growth. Client-centered therapy, also known as person-centered therapy, requires the client to take an active role in treatment while the counselor takes a non-directive and supportive approach with an emphasis on empathy, congruence, and positive regard.

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    Carl Rogers was an American psychologist who was one of the founders of the humanistic approach to counseling. He developed client-centered therapy in the 1940s-1950s based on the belief that people are fundamentally good and capable of self-healing and personal growth. Client-centered therapy, also known as person-centered therapy, requires the client to take an active role in treatment while the counselor takes a non-directive and supportive approach with an emphasis on empathy, congruence, and positive regard.

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    CARL ROGERS APPROACH IN C

    OUNSELING
    CARL ROGERS

    🔻CARL ROGERS WAS ONE OF THE AMERI


    CAN PSYCHOLOGIST WHO WAS ONE AMO
    PPT
    NG THE FOUNDERS OF HUMANISTIC APPR
    OACH

    🔻A HUMANIST THINKER :BELIEVE THAT P


    EOPLE ARE FUNDAMENTALLY GOOD
    🔻HE DEVELOPED THE CLIENT CENTER THEORY DURING 1940'S AND
    1950'S
    Chapter one

    🔻ROGERS BELIEVE PEOPLE ARE CAPABLE OF SELF-HEALING AND PE


    RSONAL GROWTH,WHICH LEADS TO SELF ACTUALIZATION, AN IMP
    ORTANT CONCEPT IN CLIENT - CENTERED THERAPY.

    🔻HE DESCRIBED THE ROLE OF PROFESSIONAL COUNSELING BEING


    NON JUDGEMENTAL AND ACCEPTING.
    CLIENT CENTERED THERA
    PY
    ITS ALSO KNOWN AS PERSON CENTERED THER
    APY IS AN APPROACH TO COUNSELING THAT R
    EQUIRES THE CLIENT TO TAKE AN ACTIVE ROLE
    IN THEIR TREATMENT WITH THEIR COUNSELOR
    BEING NON DIRECTIVE AND SUPPORTIVE.
    GOALS OF PERSON CENTERED THERAPY

    🔻TO INCREASE INDEPENDENCE AND INTEGRATION.

    🔻 FOCUS ON THE PERSON NOT THE PROBLEM

    🔻POSITIVE GROWTH
    EMPATHY

    MAIN COMPONENTS
    CONGRUENCE

    POSITIVE REGARD
    PROCESS OF THERAPY

    🔻 THERE IS NO REAL TECHNIQUES, OTHER THAN LISTENING,


    EMPHATHIZING,UNDERSTANDING AND RESPONDING TO THE
    CLIENT.

    🔻THE CLIENT'S ASSESSMENT IS OF PRIMARY IMPORTANCE

    🔻 THERE ARE NO SPECIFIC STAGES TO PROCESS.


    APPLICATIONS :

    🔻 USED TO TREAT BROAD RANGE OF PEOPLE

    🔻PEOPLE WITH SCHIZOPHRENIA

    🔻DEXPRESSION, ANXIETY, ALCOHOL DISORDE


    RS.
    CONCLUSION:

    🔻 Before 10 years this therapy was mostly used in foreign countries.

    🔻 The Institute for Person-Centred Approaches in India (IPCAI)


    Founded in 2010, The Institute for Person Centred Practices in India part
    ner with individuals, families and institutions to support people with spe
    cial health and social care needs to live a great life.
    IPCAI INSTITUTE IN KOTTAYAM, KERALA

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