How the "self-concept" is formed and the roots of psychological distress.
The therapist being genuine, authentic, and "transparent" in the relationship. Person-Centred Counselling Psychology: An Intro...
The text details the "non-directive" nature of therapy, emphasizing that clients are inherently motivated toward growth—a concept known as the . It focuses heavily on the three "core conditions" required for a therapeutic environment: How the "self-concept" is formed and the roots