I first studied the work of Carl Rogers as an undergraduate over ... I hadn’t fully understood the depth and detail of Rogers' theory. I don't think my story is unusual. I think it is the ...

Kirschenbaum found a gap between Carl Rogers as a public and private person. “Actually, Rogers personified his theories,” Kirschenbaum said. “For most of his career he demonstrated the ...

Thanks to @drmardy on Twitter for letting the Twitterverse (Twitter universe) know it was Carl Rogers' birthday today! Here are 6 amazing things that Carl Rogers gave us: 1. Person-Centered ...

At the time Rogers developed his theories, the basic approach to psychotherapy was very ... “The cultural revolution going on at that time was really ripe for what Carl had to say,” says Cirincione.

Carl R. Rogers, noted clinical psychologist ... Rogers's educational theory is a development of his "client-centered" psychotherapy. With this system the therapist does not try to reform his ...

Person-centered therapy was founded by Carl Rogers in the early 1940s ... of your current experiences and accept them. Rogers's main point of his theory was to increase openness to experience ...

Claudia Hammond explores Carl Rogers's revolutionary approach to psychotherapy, led by the client and not the therapist. His influence can be seen throughout the field today. Show more Claudia ...

Skinner is to behaviorism, Carl Rogers is to humanistic psychology ... as a public and private person. “Actually, Rogers personified his theories,” Kirschenbaum said.