You've produced an excellent clear, introduction. The only thing I would say is that it took Rogers another decade, after the therapeutic work he did with the "intelligent mother", to realise how important empathy was in therapeutic practice. At the time he worked with her, "acceptance" was the only core condition he had developed.
This was a very wonderful and simple explanation on what person centered therapy is all about it. I love it and would definitely want to watch more of your videos to understand the two other concepts formulated by Carl Rogers that make therapy successful. Thanks! :)
I don't know how to change my life around... I watch this video and what arises in me is overwhelm and stress. my dream life feels 999-trillion universes away from my reality: - I have minimal work (I live in poverty) - the place I rent is old-old and teeny-teeny tiny-tiny - I have passions and talents that could make me rich, but... - I'm single, have been my whole life, I die for true love - fat and diabetic - old now, no longer attractive - no friends - always a million-trillion stressful things to do...
Yes, I agree, it can´t be done better! Chris, I wonder, where exactly is the difference between client-centered vs. person-centered? Especially, regarding these 6 conditions, and the modus of the non-directivity? Or to make it clearer, when Mick Cooper talked about "purism", what exactly did he mean? Is there a heterogen or more homogen group in-between 1. client-centered therapist & counsellors? (Referring to those 2 aspects) 2. a) Person-centered Counsellors´& therapists, don't accepting this 6 conditions (only 3) and a non-directivity position (preferring directivity). b) Accepting them (6 cond.), but don´t believing they are enough? c) Another group, perhaps accepting those conditions - but don't believing in actualizing tendency? Or, is it more.... the more therapists exist, that more versions are in the field? (anything goes?) and what does this mean for the person centered approach?
Good question! A short answer is that Rogers changed the name through his lifetime to capture more of the essence of what the approach meant. So client-centred was termed when he was thinking primarily of therapeutic work with clients, but then moved to person-centred later in his life because he saw that this approach was in fact beneficial on many levels (group work, teaching, conflict resolution etc etc) and so person-centred just captures the wider use of the approach, rather than just being in therapy, one-to-one, with clients. Hope that helps!
My man! Thank you so much. I’m so glad you like it and delighted that it is beneficial for you. It’s a pretty damn powerful approach if practiced well!!
Hi Chris! Thank you for this video. I'm learning about different counselling theories and your video helped me consolidate all the information. The story about how Rogers formed this theory was particularly useful. I'll be watching more of your videos and I hope to start creating more mental health related videos myself. New sub :)
Thanks so much for the comment and the sub. I’m really glad to hear that it is helping and hope I can provide more to help too. Best of luck with the channel and look forward to the new vids :)
Hi! Chris! i truly like your rather slow, use of simple words and explicit way of conveying your explanations. i have been watching videos on counselling theories and this is the best i have come across so far, hence the subscription. kudos!
Thanks so much for your videos.. these are so clear and useful.. currently studying for level 2 counselling and your videos have been incredibly helpful!!
Great video! Please do a video about the new 'Joker' film and the themes surrounding mental help and effective (or rather lack thereof) treatment! #Joker
I had had the exact same thought as everything I hear about it seems related to human nature/mental health/psychological tension, everything. Seems so relevant, but first things first, I need to go and see it! Cheers for the suggestion :)
hola , es muy aburrido mi aamigo, lo siento pero verdad, soy un pc counsellor es muy bueno profesion , si ? entoces hacer miraste lo intiendo ? ciao es tiempo para me cama ,lol
You've produced an excellent clear, introduction. The only thing I would say is that it took Rogers another decade, after the therapeutic work he did with the "intelligent mother", to realise how important empathy was in therapeutic practice. At the time he worked with her, "acceptance" was the only core condition he had developed.
That’s so interesting and SO appreciate your insight and leaving the comment and information here. Do you happen to have a source for it? Thank you
This was a very wonderful and simple explanation on what person centered therapy is all about it. I love it and would definitely want to watch more of your videos to understand the two other concepts formulated by Carl Rogers that make therapy successful. Thanks! :)
Thanks so much for the comment and I am glad that you are finding the videos helpful. I hope to get more content out ASAP.
I don't know how
to change
my life around...
I watch this video
and what arises in me
is overwhelm
and stress.
my dream life feels
999-trillion universes
away from my reality:
- I have minimal work (I live in poverty)
- the place I rent is old-old and teeny-teeny tiny-tiny
- I have passions and talents that could make me rich, but...
- I'm single, have been my whole life, I die for true love
- fat and diabetic
- old now, no longer attractive
- no friends
- always a million-trillion stressful things to do...
THANK YOU FOR THIS VIDEO!!!!
I knoq i speak for many grad students when i say this was so clear to understand!!
Thank you so much! That’s lovely to read
Yes, I agree, it can´t be done better!
Chris, I wonder, where exactly is the difference between client-centered vs. person-centered?
Especially, regarding these 6 conditions, and the modus of the non-directivity?
Or to make it clearer, when Mick Cooper talked about "purism", what exactly did he mean?
Is there a heterogen or more homogen group in-between 1. client-centered therapist & counsellors?
(Referring to those 2 aspects)
2.
a) Person-centered Counsellors´& therapists, don't accepting this 6 conditions (only 3) and a non-directivity position (preferring directivity).
b) Accepting them (6 cond.), but don´t believing they are enough?
c) Another group, perhaps accepting those conditions - but don't believing in actualizing tendency?
Or, is it more.... the more therapists exist, that more versions are in the field? (anything goes?) and what does this mean for the person centered approach?
Good question! A short answer is that Rogers changed the name through his lifetime to capture more of the essence of what the approach meant. So client-centred was termed when he was thinking primarily of therapeutic work with clients, but then moved to person-centred later in his life because he saw that this approach was in fact beneficial on many levels (group work, teaching, conflict resolution etc etc) and so person-centred just captures the wider use of the approach, rather than just being in therapy, one-to-one, with clients. Hope that helps!
Thank you Chris. This video really helped me understand. The person centered approach much better.
So glad to read! Thank you 🙏🏻
Broken down simply and brilliantly. I also now have a video that my family and friends can understand about the modality I am studying.
Thanks Lauren, that means a great deal to me and so glad you now have a resource for others too 🙌🏻
Superb. Very insightful and this is the exact practice my counsellor uses with me. And it’s empowering!
My man! Thank you so much. I’m so glad you like it and delighted that it is beneficial for you. It’s a pretty damn powerful approach if practiced well!!
Hi Chris! Thank you for this video. I'm learning about different counselling theories and your video helped me consolidate all the information. The story about how Rogers formed this theory was particularly useful. I'll be watching more of your videos and I hope to start creating more mental health related videos myself. New sub :)
Thanks so much for the comment and the sub. I’m really glad to hear that it is helping and hope I can provide more to help too. Best of luck with the channel and look forward to the new vids :)
Hi! Chris! i truly like your rather slow, use of simple words and explicit way of conveying your explanations. i have been watching videos on counselling theories and this is the best i have come across so far, hence the subscription. kudos!
That’s so great to read and thank you for leaving the comment. So glad it was helpful for you and great to have you on board!
That’s so great to read and thank you for leaving the comment. So glad it was helpful for you and great to have you on board!
Very helpful and explained in a way that is easy to understand.
Thank you, really glad it was helpful
Brilliant video with excellent explanation broken down, thank you Chris 😁
Ah thank you Daisy ☺️ I’m really hoping to make this information easy and accessible so I’m really glad that that’s your experience
Thanks so much for your videos.. these are so clear and useful.. currently studying for level 2 counselling and your videos have been incredibly helpful!!
I’m so glad to read that Chloe! Good luck with your training :)
Thanks for the good work man! a net positive i think :) new sub ! you have the perfect delivery and a great vibe
Thanks so much Calum, that was a lovely comment to receive and read. It’s lovely to have you on board! 🙌🏻
Very informative and helpful... Thank you so much
Thank you for the comment, really glad it was helpful
Thank you very much for making this video, its really useful and helpful 👍 😊 thank you
Thanks Susan, much appreciated. So glad to know it’s useful and helpful. Thanks for the comment ☺️
Great speaking voice! And brilliant video, bless you bro!
Thanks for the kind words 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
Another brilliant video! Thanks Chris!
Thanks Louise!
Hi Chris! Wonderful video! Thanks!!
Thank you Aracelys!! Glad it’s helpful
Very helpful! Thank you!!
Thank you! Really glad it was useful
Thank you for the clarification..so much easier
Very glad to read that Mary, thank you for the comment :)
Amazing, so clear thank you so much this will help e on my course ! :D Subscribed
So glad to read it was helpful, Laura and good to have you on board 🙌🏻
Thank you so much! This is very helpful. :)
Really glad to hear it Hannah. Thank you for the comment
Thanks for your videos 🧡
Thanks for the comment Cara!
Great video there, thank you
Thank you Cecilia, much appreciated
Excellent
Thank you Frank!
Excellent thank you
Thank you for the comment!
Thank you
My pleasure :)
Wonderful
Thank you
Great video! Please do a video about the new 'Joker' film and the themes surrounding mental help and effective (or rather lack thereof) treatment!
#Joker
I had had the exact same thought as everything I hear about it seems related to human nature/mental health/psychological tension, everything. Seems so relevant, but first things first, I need to go and see it! Cheers for the suggestion :)
DONE!!!! - th-cam.com/video/d8u17wFHDz0/w-d-xo.html
Hi Chris
Thank you for a great video….
Do you have any information on the User centred skills?
Hi Jo. Thanks for your question and kind words. You may need to say a bit more about “user centred skills” as I’m not too familiar with the term?
Brilliant thankyou
Thanks Malissa
hola , es muy aburrido mi aamigo, lo siento pero verdad, soy un pc counsellor es muy bueno profesion , si ? entoces hacer miraste lo intiendo ? ciao es tiempo para me cama ,lol