Person Cantered Counselling

Person Centre red Counselling

The rudimentary assumptions in person-cantered therapy, as set out by its founder Carl Rogers (1951), are that persons are vitally dependable; that they have a huge promise for comprehending themselves and settling their difficulties without direct intervention on the counsellor's part, and that they are adept of self-directed development if they are engaged in an productive therapy relationship.

The predictable comprehending that psychotherapy is for deeper matters and therapy for more superficial, situational difficulties is directly away hurled into inquiry as the command of the approach is shown to lie not in its diagnostic, analytical or interpretive ...