Rogerian Theory

Rogerian Theory I knew very little about the Rogerian theory before taking this class. I felt the least comfortable with this theory when compared to the others and their brief descriptions of what each theory entailed. The Rogerian theory, related to the humanistic approach, is described as "...people naturally moving in a positive direction and growth. A person who has trouble growing toward self actualization needs a positive, caring environment to grow psychologically. A therapist …showed first 75 words of 1869 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1869 total…in this Rogerian approach, the possible root of the problem will continue to be pushed deeper and deeper into the unconscious mind. One thing remains the same in any and all approaches of therapy, that is the client has a high quality of life. Works Sited "The Rogerian Approach to Counselling Theory"<Tab/>http://www.uktherapists.com/articles/counselling/01.htm Pescitelli, Dagmar. "Rogerian Therapy" http://www.wynja.com/personality/rogerst.html