Table of Contents

An Overview of the Person-Centred Approach to Counselling and to Life
The Beliefs Underpinning the Person-Centred Approach
Beginning the Counselling Relationship
The Challenge of the Three Central Conditions
The Process of Personality Change in Counselling and in Life
The Relationship Is the Therapy

About the Author

Roger Casemore is Senior Teaching Fellow and Director of Counselling courses at University of Warwick

Reviews

′This handy little book provides an accessible overview to many of the central tenets of person-centred practice and the philosophy that underpins it.′
Peter Pearce, Head of Person Centred Department
Metanoia Institute

This text is ideal for students commencing a course in counselling. I will be recommending it strongly for the "Foundations in Counselling" Module. The book is clear, concise and easy to read it is a good starting point for developing understanding of the Person - Centred Model.
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Don′t be fooled by this little book, its size does not represent the depth of wisdom it contains. An excellent companion to any student Person-Centred practitioner.
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This pocket sized book has everything you need to know about person-centred counselling. A must have for students studying this topic. Would highly recommend.
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This is a useful text for those student nurses who are particularly interested in learning more about person centred approaches, a critique of Rogers core conditions and the necessary values needed to relate in a person centred way. Although our nursing programmes are not teaching ′counselling′ per se, this text will benefit learning disability student nurses (and qualifed CPD students) specifically to enhance their person centred beliefs and attitudes which form an integral part of what an LD nurse does. There is also value in recommending the text as an introduction to Rogers′ work for 1st year students who learn about communicating in a diverse world.
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Perfect as an introductory text for students, and others, seeking a simplified yet solid base of understanding in the person centred approach.
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A very good primer
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Excellent small handy book explaining the basics of Person Centred Theory.
Useful for the beginner or for someone wanting a quick overview
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Ideal first / introduction text for person-centred counselling courses.
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A fantastic snap shot of PC counselling
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readable and helpful - the short book is less intimidating for some, yet the content is not compromised by the pocket-size
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Really useful, well produced and certainly in a Nutshell. Will be useful for L3 and Diploma students.
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An easy read for trainee counselling. It explains simply the person centred approach
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Very good for background reading
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A useful meaty little book that is affordable and significanlty improves the assignments of those students who read it.
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A great little book to use as a reference in times of need
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A concise reference for key concepts of the person-centred approach. Written in an accessible style with illustrative examples. Useful for counselling certificate students.
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A handy, pocket size book which introduces students to the essential elements of person centred counselling in an easy to read manner. A useful list of additional sources is provided to enable students to pursue additional information and delve deeper into the subject matter..
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A useful book which summarises the key points of the model. Ideal for students learning the model for the first time and beginning to use it in their clinical work.
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An invaluable addition to any reading list as Casemore has successfully managed to squeeze a great amount of key content into a teeny-weeny book!
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Useful to have a new edition of this clear and concise introductory text - it will be on our essential reading list for the Person Centred Theory module of the BA Counselling Studies.
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