Carl Rogers Client Centered Therapy

This video we discuss Carl Rogers and Client Centered Therapy and how we can use it to improve our relationships in everyday life. If you have any questions feel free to email me [e-mail]

[@injeolmii]

any psych undergrads here rushing for their exams lmfao

[@rabiashahzad8470]

Here lmao😂

[@imthe_oddoneout8094]

yep, Im 15

[@darkmoonbeauty]

🙋🏽‍♀️

[@asyrafshahmi9846]

My lecturer told us to watch this video as our class activity before a discussion with her. Bruh, this video makes me understand about this

[@alvanderlugt]

This video makes the theory so much more easy to understand. Thankyou!!

[@seanziesks11]

you sound like a voice actor from a video game and i love it! thanks for the crystal clear information! keep it up! ❤️

[@laurenmulhern5383]

Very clear and easy to understand, would love to see more videos on other therapies as well!

[@desyl.5345]

Thank you so much, this helps me understand more about Client Centered Therapy

[@ezhiltamizh9524]

Thank you mam,I expect lot of videos further

[@srushtibawankar4880]

Loved graphics and explanation

[@radhiyabustan9332]

Thank you..

[@samthesnowman666]

yay

[@shean.s1448]

I am a person-centered therapist, and I think this is awesome. it is extremely informative. I especially like, the example she gave of James.

[@tadhgnorgrove8798]

Thank you for the concise and informative explanation :)!

[@markanthonypolinar1714]

This video really helped me a lot in my human resource management subject. Thanks.

[@radicalhonesty3628]

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...

[@jaimemendejar3500]

Creative demonstration of person centered therapy very useful

[@masonthompson1464]

Such an awesome video. I'm taking an undergrad course on counseling, and this is a concise, clear video perfect for helping me study.

[@AnnickDonelli]

Which program did you use for this video? Thank you.

[@yeukaigracetapera8817]

Psychology

[@biancaboshoff]

Wow this is a really amazingly informative video. Thanks for putting in the time to make it :)

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[@WriteSoul]

This is a really helpful video and very well made too, thank you for taking the time and a lot of effort into making this video :-)

[@midishh]

if everyone followed their "authentic" needs... we wouldn't have anyone to do waste management, difficult labor jobs, etc ... work is work, everyone can't do what only pleases them or communal society falls apart. We need each other.

[@devikarao3234]

Wonderfully explained...its now easy for me to remember all the aspects of person centered counselling. Thankyou.

[@taneishabailey2922]

Excellent video! thank you!

[@Eu-Abreu]

Truly concise and informative explanation, Thank you and congratulations!!

[@PakistaniGOOGLE]

I have questions related to Carl Roger Theory!!!

[@PBTKaizen]

GOOD STUFF! THANK YOU! keep making them!

[@martinwright8108]

Can I suggest a rethink of your presentation of Rogers' overlapping circles (Client-Centered Therapy pages 526-527)? I'm fine with the circle names being changed from his original but the shaded area that you term 'incongruence' at 1:09 is, and remains, congruence. The non-overlapping areas of the circles might be labelled incongruence I guess, although he termed the non overlapping part of your 'Ideal Self' circle (a circle he labelled 'Experience') as experience denied to awareness. Changing this would also mean that the overlapping area doesn't suddenly have to switch from incongruence to congruence (1:54). I hope that makes sense. One other, less important point is that the person centred therapist will, amongst other things, 'ask lots of questions' (5:20). This, I think, is a standard misconception. Many helpful theraputic relationships and certainly many of Rogers' own filmed encounters have very few questions with most being for clarification, to check the therapists understanding of the client. I hope you find this helpful.

[@johannajonitz1214]

Cool video! Yet, if i may add, there are SIX nescessary and sufficient conditions, not just three....

[@sushmabharathi5558]

Why don't you do videos....please make videos...your explanation is easy to understand. I watched this video once the content never goes away from my memory. Thank you for that but I really want your videos 🥺

[@FifieliuXD]

Thank you for this wonderful video!

[@rafaelbanson9381]

helped me alot

[@champagnesupernova4081]

Very cute and informative video!

[@sakshipandey2720]

This is such an easy and fun way of revising my paych notes(have an exam in few hours). Why did I not fing this channel earlier! Thank you so much for all the amazing videos. 🥰

[@mediaasik3025]

Thanks, i will send u an email to talk about rogerian therapy

[@samthesnowman666]

mhm

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[@astacyisayovich9564]

could you give subtitled access to your video? Video is extremely useful)

[@tootsiebabekatie]

James is pretty smart to go to high school and leave with a college degree

[@waylonsquare4415]

I am starting as a withdrawal management counsellor and was thinking of mixing this approach with the stages of change model for motivational interviewing. Any thoughts on the limitation due to first days of detoxing and maybe a low amount of information that can be taken in during the first couple of days?

[@waylonsquare4415]

excuse the grammar lol

[@goodenoughpsychiatrist]

Amazing Video!

[@MaouPanda]

I have a test on this topic tomorrow, it will help me a lot

[@davethecrow]

isnt the idea of this modality to avoid the use of questioning ?

[@mariemac5347]

Love it! Thanks so much!

[@samthesnowman666]

mmr

[@miriamqmabhena922]

very informative, thanks a lot.

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Thanks, from Bangladesh.

[@Eclectic0609]

Thank you to all therapists out there.

[@nickytamseree8465]

Thank you for a clear explanation :)

[@judahzadok]

this was an awesome video great job

[@cuteanushka559]

Nice explanation 😍😍😍😍

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Awesome

[@abcd12342695]

Superb short lecture.

[@tttnasta]

Thank you ❤

[@gothic_strawberry1737]

excellent!! thank you!

[@rkavitha4934]

Excellent explanation

[@amralaasaleh]

Amazing work

[@verushckacizzelle7403]

Perfect

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Ok dora

[@khadijazia888]

This is just so awesomee

[@xyz-ip9hr]

thx

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[@kinz6379]

Not a fan of the 'ideal self' being the same girl but thinner. The message that sends to me is that you can never be an ideal self unless you present a certain way. I know it was just a visualization example, but weight stigma has serious consequences and weight is not an indicator of health (not that someone else's health is something that you would be more aware of than them anyways)

[@bhumigohil5329]

This video really helped a lot! Thank you so much 😊😊😊

[@majidshaikh3791]

It was crisp yet easy to understand presentation but the text was unreadable.

[@rudedog1672]

Great job.

[@CircmcisionIsChi1dAbus3]

that voice >_> no...