How to apply Person-Centered Therapy (Carl Rogers)

[@Aziz-bx5rs]

Hello sir I am currently an undergraduate student in the UK studying psychology and counselling and I have found this video very helpful in understanding what the core conditions of person centred therapy are through the use of your examples. thank you

[@russcurtis1]

Thank you!

[@anitankechi3156]

Very interesting

[@Militarywidow]

What are the requirements of obtaining a license to practice in the UK. I’m in a master program in the United States and I am hoping to retire/practice in the UK.

[@kevphillips02]

​@@MilitarywidowCounselling is unregulated in the UK . Our main awarding body is the BACP and it takes 4 years to qualify .

[@Militarywidow]

@@kevphillips02 would I need to start over if I relocate to the UK? Or would my licensure here in the USA transfer or be efficient in the UK to gain employment?

[@PCAllgemein]

This was really excellent and enjoyable explanation of how PCT is important and can be applied in therapy. Thanks so much for your time and effort

[@jacquedaw]

Started to sound more like CBT towards the end when he said it takes practise to change thoughts and behaviour

[@kirkafur3]

Honestly, hearing you say that PCT is one of the hardest modalities to practice was very encouraging! Sometimes I feel like I do PCT for lack of other skills; the ‘congruence’ condition is usually the hardest for me to maintain!

[@Degrassigirl2530]

I really don’t like this approach, I left this style to go to EMDR and direct thearpy if more for me

[@BigPhil2024]

Different people need different things.

[@nellygichobi6750]

I love the idea if the tree illustration. :) When someone accepts themselves they truly become.

[@justanotherjackleg7073]

I appreciate you, Russ. You seem to be very humble in your approach to help other people, rather than the arrogance I sense in many other teaching videos. I am taking Therapy Concepts for my PMHNP program and will definitely be watching all of the other videos you have taken the time to share. Keep 'em coming.

[@russcurtis1]

Thank you! And good luck with your studies!

[@coolasacat]

Where can we find information on Carl Rogers saying he is bored ?

[@sisridewita3252]

Great video..this is help me to understand clearly about PTC.. thanks

[@harmonizinginjoy]

10/10 overview. Made me excited about my job and the history of the field and how that influences our techniques❤

[@russcurtis1]

Great to hear!

[@brothabuddha478]

Less than 5 mins in and I'm really digging how down to earth and easy you are to follow, u got yourself a new subscriber!

[@darea3062]

Great video, it was delivered with humour and not overly complicated. 👍 Subscribed

[@abydiago6275]

You changed my mind about this model. Thanks for it. I see the bright sides of it and it's utility.

[@Ria89air]

At 0.43 it's said that this is different from the existential. Is there any further elaboration on this, as I am not familiar with existential therapy in detail and wonder what the difference is, and how then we can have Person Centred Existential approach.

[@russcurtis1]

Existential philosophy is what informed existential therapy. That said, practicing ET is very similar to persona centered, and they are both Humanistic therapies.

[@chance5745]

Thank you for sharing, Russ. Kindly, C.

[@zp1167]

Haha I thought its a nuclear bomb and an eye in the picture hahaha but thank you so much for this video!

[@russcurtis1]

I see that:)

[@jocelynnperez8122]

😂

[@ollieb9875]

Nuclear blast and the alien invasion that caused it

[@riseup4688]

Helpfull... Thank u sir... From kerala

[@aleksandratsenkova8021]

Excellent! Big Thanks!

[@John83118]

Your narrative is rich; much like a book that's rich in detail and insight. "The Art of Saying No: Mastering Boundaries for a Fulfilling Life" by Samuel Dawn

[@priestessishtah333]

Extremely helpful...taught me more than my professor did. Thank you!

[@kirkafur3]

I can’t get it outta my head after watching this… a therapist telling the client he’s bored by what they’re saying.

[@Athiambo]

Thanks so much for this your video, I have exams this morning about Carl Rogers, and this video really help me to understand more

[@Yona_lovers.r]

Many thanks

[@Yona_lovers.r]

I would really like to see, in bullet point form. The formate of a person centred therapy session. Step by step.?

[@CerridwenAwen]

I’m a counselor in training but that slashed tires comment hit a little close to home lolol fml

[@iainhanley5461]

Point of break off with you and all connected persons.

[@SammBoycee]

This was very helpful as a counselor in training!

[@kristinaspringall8431]

As a counsellor you can say to the client your bored ???

[@muhammadwaheed1027]

what is the tree for

[@russcurtis1]

The tree symbolizes innate intelligence with no need for coaching when to change. It innately knows when to drop and grow leaves, if it is in good relationship with the earth.

[@DesiFR25]

Thank you for your video .I'm currently attending school to become a Drug and Alcohol counselor in Los Angeles. And for the first time I'm learning all the different theories. And I gotta say Carl Rogers ,is one of my favorites. Thank you for your great teaching.

[@agneskihara1298]

Great

[@dominick8656]

I love revisiting your video! Thank you - it is very helpful!