This book charts the origins and developments of the Person-Centred approach up to the present, and moves on to explore the cutting edge of the work in its application to different and diverse groups within society.
This book charts the origins and developments of the Person-Centred approach up to the present, and moves on to explore the cutting edge of the work in its application to different and diverse groups within society.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface Part One: Origins: The History and Development of the Person Centred Approach (1930's-1980's) 1. The Phenomenological, Cultural and Historical Antecedents to the Person Centered Approach 2. Rogers: Rigour, Research and Recordings 3. Rogers' Life Trajectory: Fame, Disappointment and a Movement in Focus 4. Tenderness in Person-centred Therapy: A Spiritual Dimension? 5. The PCA in other settings Part Two: Post Rogers: Other contributions to theory and practice of the Person Centred Approach. 6. Developing Perspectives and Themes in Person-Centred Theory 7. Configurations of Self: A Person Centred Perspective 8. Relational Depth: Theory, Research and Practice 9. Psychopathology and the Person-Centred Perspective 10. Difficult Process: Working with Fragile and Dissociated Client Experience 11. Working with Complex Trauma & Dissociation: Towards an Integration of Person-Centred Perspectives with other Theoretical Approaches 12. Journey to the Heart of Person-Centered Psychotherapy: A Belief in Clients' Self-Righting Capacities 13. Critiques of Person-Centred Theory - From Within and from Outside the Person-Centred Nation 14. Person-centred couple and family therapy 15. Group Therapy and therapeutic groups Part Three: The Emergence of the 'Tribes': New theoretical paradigms, practices and research outcomes 16. Emerging Tribes and New Paradigms 17. Pre-Therapy and working on contact 18. 'Focusing' and 'Experiencing': Gendlin's early contribution to Client-Centred Theory and its implicatiofor practice 19. Cutting Edge Person Centred Expressive Arts 20. Emotion-Focussed Therapy 21. Research On Person-Centred-Experiential Psychotherapy and Counselling: Summary of the Main Findings Part Four: Difference, Diversity and Future Challenges. 22. Exploring applications of the Person Centred Approach in a Middle Eastern context: Emerging theoretical and practice considerations 23. The White Therapist: Privilege and Power 24. Disfigurement, Disability and Diversity: Addressing the visible and invisible challenges to the Person Centred Therapist of these dimensions of client presentation 25. Challenges to Person Centred Theory and Practice from the Perspective of the Therapist from Minority Groups within Society 26. Thinking about the other: conversations and context 27. On Becoming a Person Centred Therapist for these Contemporary Times: Suggestions for Professional Development in the Context of Diversity Part Five: Person Centred and Experiential Psychotherapies: Current Positioning and Future Possibilities. 28. Identity Aspects of the Person Centred and Experiential Psychotherapy Family 29. Person Centred Futures: Surveying the Landscape
Preface Part One: Origins: The History and Development of the Person Centred Approach (1930's-1980's) 1. The Phenomenological, Cultural and Historical Antecedents to the Person Centered Approach 2. Rogers: Rigour, Research and Recordings 3. Rogers' Life Trajectory: Fame, Disappointment and a Movement in Focus 4. Tenderness in Person-centred Therapy: A Spiritual Dimension? 5. The PCA in other settings Part Two: Post Rogers: Other contributions to theory and practice of the Person Centred Approach. 6. Developing Perspectives and Themes in Person-Centred Theory 7. Configurations of Self: A Person Centred Perspective 8. Relational Depth: Theory, Research and Practice 9. Psychopathology and the Person-Centred Perspective 10. Difficult Process: Working with Fragile and Dissociated Client Experience 11. Working with Complex Trauma & Dissociation: Towards an Integration of Person-Centred Perspectives with other Theoretical Approaches 12. Journey to the Heart of Person-Centered Psychotherapy: A Belief in Clients' Self-Righting Capacities 13. Critiques of Person-Centred Theory - From Within and from Outside the Person-Centred Nation 14. Person-centred couple and family therapy 15. Group Therapy and therapeutic groups Part Three: The Emergence of the 'Tribes': New theoretical paradigms, practices and research outcomes 16. Emerging Tribes and New Paradigms 17. Pre-Therapy and working on contact 18. 'Focusing' and 'Experiencing': Gendlin's early contribution to Client-Centred Theory and its implicatiofor practice 19. Cutting Edge Person Centred Expressive Arts 20. Emotion-Focussed Therapy 21. Research On Person-Centred-Experiential Psychotherapy and Counselling: Summary of the Main Findings Part Four: Difference, Diversity and Future Challenges. 22. Exploring applications of the Person Centred Approach in a Middle Eastern context: Emerging theoretical and practice considerations 23. The White Therapist: Privilege and Power 24. Disfigurement, Disability and Diversity: Addressing the visible and invisible challenges to the Person Centred Therapist of these dimensions of client presentation 25. Challenges to Person Centred Theory and Practice from the Perspective of the Therapist from Minority Groups within Society 26. Thinking about the other: conversations and context 27. On Becoming a Person Centred Therapist for these Contemporary Times: Suggestions for Professional Development in the Context of Diversity Part Five: Person Centred and Experiential Psychotherapies: Current Positioning and Future Possibilities. 28. Identity Aspects of the Person Centred and Experiential Psychotherapy Family 29. Person Centred Futures: Surveying the Landscape
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