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Person Centred Theory
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Psychology Mind Map on Person Centred Theory, created by Stephen Byrne on 30/04/2020.
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Person Centred Theory
Carl Rogers
Client is the expert
Fully functioning person
Existential living (here & now)
Trusts organismic self
Congruent
Autonomous
Listens to internal locus of evaluation
Experiential freedom
takes responsibility for actions
Creativity
Openness to experiences
Client knows how to self heal
Everybody exists in a changing world and we are the centre of that world
Frame of reference
Internal frame of reference = our unique view of the world
Phenomenology
What does this mean to me? (phenomenological question)
No one's ideas or experiences are as relevant as your own
You can not live someone else's experiences
Maurice Merleau-Ponty
The sense that is within you now (phenomenological moment)
John Slein
Ethical Principles
7. We are the ultimate source
Demons
Cover ups
Defences
Faults
Secrets
Abraham Maslow
Humanistic
The Third Force
Humans are all basically good
Central human motive
Self-actualisation (the peak of human achievement)
Hierarchy of Needs
I am comfortable
I am safe
I belong
I am known
I am me
Concept of Self
Introjected values
Internalising others' projected views
Conditions of worth
Living to others' values to gain approval
Self concept diminishes
Incongruence
Being at odds with yourself
Not knowing who you are anymore
Client presents for counselling
Necessary & sufficient conditions
Core conditions
Empathy
UPR
Congruence
Hidden conditions
2 people in psychological contact
Is client psychologically 'present'?
Client's state of incongruence
Client understands Counsellor is trying to help
Therapeutic alliance forms
Relationship strenghtens
Relational depth
Therapeutic change commences
Client explores why they are at odds
Client finds out who they are
Client understands motivations and desires
Organismic self becomes more available
Trusts own judgement & self
Makes decisions based on internal locus of evaluation
Fully functioning person
Introjected values & conditions of worth fade
Self concept becomes stronger
Accepts responsibility for actons
Too busy trying to please others
External locus of evaluation
Others' views are more important
Organismic Self lessens
Edge of awareness
Real self
Being true and accepting of yourself
Organismic valuing
Looking after your own emotional wellbeing
Making sure your needs are met
Being able to say 'no'
Knowing what is right or wrong for you
Ideal self
Non-directive therapy
Growth model of personal development
Works with 'here & now' emotions
Relies on quality of counsellor/client relationship
1.Non Directive Counselling
Reflecting on clients verbal and nonverbal communication
2. Client Centered
Own internal frame of Reference.
Actualization Tendency as basic motivation force that leads to change
3. Necessary and Sufficient conditions
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