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Jo Cohen, Ph.D.
Kuztown University<\/p>\n
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Barry Brant, Ph.D.
Arizona State University<\/p>\n
Jo Cohen, Ph.D.
Kutztown University<\/p>\n
Marge Witty Ph.D.
Illinois School of Professional Psychology<\/p>\n
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Timothy Tribiano, M.A..<\/p>\n
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D. Alpert
D. Altshul
A. Bohart
B. Brodley
J. Cohen
T. Cushman
C, Ellinwood
N. Gaylin
P. \u00a0Iossifiedes
M. Khanna
P. \u00a0Natiello<\/p>\n
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K. Newton
E. O’Leary
D. Page
P. Philip
G. Prouty
N. Raskin
J. Seeman
A. Segrar
C. Wolter-Gustafson
J. Keith Wood
S. Wotman<\/p>\n
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[\/et_pb_text][et_pb_text _builder_version=”4.8.1″ _module_preset=”default” custom_padding=”||0px|4px||” hover_enabled=”0″ sticky_enabled=”0″]Cover & Information<\/a><\/p>\n The essence of client-centered therapy and the philosophy of the person-centered approach: the validity of the moment<\/a> Editorial<\/a> Reasons for responses expressing the therapist’s frame of reference in client-centered therapy<\/a> Pre-Therapy: Is it person-centered?: A reply to Jerold Bozarth<\/a> To what extent do clients discriminate among the group leader’s basic therapeutic attitudes? A person-centered contribution<\/a> Fostering client insight<\/a> Facilitating change in organizations: toward a framework of organization development for person-centered practitioners<\/a> The client-centered ecopsychologist<\/a> Person-Centered Therapy and Spirituality: The art of knowing and self-determination<\/a> Carl Rogers as Mystic?<\/a> Book Review: “Person-Centered Therapy: A revolutionary paradigm” by Jerold Bozarth<\/a> Book Review: “Person-Centered Counselling Training” by Dave Mearns<\/a>
\nJerold D. Bozarth<\/p>\n
\nJo Cohen<\/p>\n
\nBarbara T. Brodley<\/p>\n
\nGarry Prouty<\/p>\n
\nLeif J. Braaten<\/p>\n
\nMark J. Miller<\/p>\n
\nDavid Coghlan<\/p>\n
\nBernie Neville<\/p>\n
\nJoachim Schwarz<\/p>\n
\nTobin Hart<\/p>\n
\nGrace Hill<\/p>\n
\nJo Cohen<\/p>\n