Client-Centered Therapy: Practice, Application, and Theory: Practice, Application, and Theory

Author: Rogers
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: A groundbreaking classic work. It has influenced the entire field of psychotherapy, psychological counseling, and psychiatry, remaining relevant to this day. A summary of the life-long ideas of the master of psychological counseling and the founder of humanistic psychology, Rogers. A desk reference for psychotherapists, psychiatrists, psychological counselors, and school psychological education workers. The best reading material for psychology enthusiasts to broaden their horizons and elevate their spirits. The first exclusive translation published in China. This book is the most influential work by Rogers, the founder of client-centered therapy, on the clinical psychology community, which has transformed the field of clinical psychology in the nearly 50 years since its publication. As a professional book in psychology, it provides a detailed introduction to the origin, development, and prospects of client-centered therapy. Through the reproduction of case records, it demonstrates the characteristics and principles of the theory in practice, making it intuitive and easy to understand. Additionally, the book offers insightful analyses of the application of this therapy in social life, such as education and corporate management, which hold significant practical value. Beyond the inclusion of a wealth of cases, the high professional standard of the book is another of its distinctive features. The main author, Rogers, can be considered a towering figure in the field of psychology, with highly authoritative academic views that have had a profound impact on the field of psychotherapy.