Rogerian Psychotherapy: Classic Cases and Expert Comments

Author: (USA) Faber
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Publishing Time: 2006-09-01
Features: This book is exceptionally well-written. It not only provides a complete record of the Rogers psychotherapy process (many classic cases are published for the first time), helping readers understand what Rogers' therapy is, what person-centered therapy entails, which of Rogers' approaches were successful and which were not; but also includes expert comments from other schools of psychotherapy on these cases, with each comment offering unique insights. This book will enable a new generation of psychotherapists to grasp the true essence of Rogers' therapy and the significance of these methods, ensuring the continuation and development of Rogers' ideas in the field of psychotherapy.