Understanding Client-Centered Therapy: An Overview
Explore the principles and components of Client-Centered Therapy (CCT) propounded by Carl Rogers, focusing on how this approach empowers clients to take an active role in their treatment for personal growth and self-acceptance.
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Client centered therapy(cct) propound by carl rogers Dr. Pushpa Mishra Assistant professor Social work Jain vishva bharti institute,Ladnun
Concepts This therapy known as person centered therapy or rogerian therapy. In this therapy involved approach to counseling that requires the client to take an active role in their treatment with therapists being nondirective and supportive. According to Rogers people are capable to personal growth, which leads to self actualization.
Work of cct To resolve the incongruence of the client to help them able to accept and be themselves. Foster a closer agreement between the client s idealized and actual selves and better understanding. Lower level of defensiveness, guilt and insecurity. Therapists try to more positive and comfortable relationship with others and increased capacities to experience and express their feeling as they accure.
Components of cct 1.Congruence refers to therapists' openness and genuineness; willingness to relate to clients. 2 Unconditional positive regards--therapists accepts clients totally . 3 Empathy showing emotional understanding and senilities.
Six condition for therapy Therapist client psychological contact. Client congruence. Therapist congruence. Therapist unconditional positive regard Therapist empathic understanding. Clint perceptin.
Proces of cct Client discuss about external part of self. Client describe feeling but do not recognize them. Client talk about past experience. Client accept own feelings freely. Client express feeling in present. Client trusts new experiences and relate to other openly.
Technique of therapy Listning Accepting Respecting Understanding responding
