Volume 6 2007   Author Index

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Author	Title	Page
EDITORIAL	Breaking New Ground
Alvarez, S.	(See Grafanaki, S., et al.)	239
Amodeo, J.	A Focusing-Oriented Approach to Couples Therapy	169
Barrett-Lennard, G.T.	Human Relationship: Linkage or life form?	183
Bohart, A. C.	Taking Steps Along a Path: Full functioning, openness, and personal creativity	14
Brennan, M.	See Grafanaki, S., et al.)	239
Cornelius-White, J.H.D.	Leading a Good Life: The evolving paradigm from the PCE 2006 keynote addresses1:	61
Cornelius-White, J.H.D.	The Actualizing and Formative Tendencies: Prioritizing the motivational constructs of the person-centered approach	129
Cornelius-White, J.H.D.	Congruence as Extensionality	196
Cornelius-White, J.H.D.	Congruence: An integrative five-dimension model	228
Frankel, M. & Sommerbeck, E.	Two Rogers: Congruence and the change from client-centered therapy to we-centered therapy	285
Grafanaki, S., Brennan, M., Holmes, S., Tang, K., & Alvarez, S.	In Search of Flow in Counseling and Psychotherapy: Identifying the necessaryingredients of peak moments of therapy interaction	239
Holmes, S.	(See Grafanaki, S., et al.)	239
Kriz, J.	Actualizing Tendency: The link between person-centered andexperiential psychotherapy and interdisciplinary systems theory	30
Mier, S	(See Moodley, R., & Mier, S.)	141
Moodley, R., & Mier, S.	Cultural Diversity, Therapist Openness and Carl Rogers: An interview with Nat Raskin	141
Morris, M.	Collaboratve Inquiry between a Person-Centered Therapist and a Client: Working with an emerging dissociated “self ” Part One: Adult Mary/ Young Mary—One self, two parts	81
Morris, M., Turner, R., & Rolfe, G.	Introduction to A Collaboratve Inquiry between a Person-Centered Therapist and a Client: Working with an emerging dissociated “self”	78
Neville, B.	What Kind of Universe? Rogers, Whitehead and transformative process	270
O’Hara, M.	Psychological Literacy for an Emerging Global Society: Another look at Rogers’ “persons of tomorrow” as a model	45
Rolfe,  G.	Collaboratve Inquiry between a Person-Centered Therapist and a Client: Working with an emerging dissociated “self” Part Three: Afterword: Therapy as research	107
Rolfe, G.	(See Morris, M., Turner, R., & Rolfe, G.)	78
Rutherford, M.C.	Bearing Witness: Working with clients who have experienced trauma—Considerations for a person-centered approach to counseling	153
Sanders, P.	Schizophrenia is Not an Illness—A response to van Blarikom	112
Sommerbeck, E.	(See Frankel, M., & Sommerbeck, E.)	285
Süle, Á.	The Boundaries of the Client, the Therapist and Their Function	255
Tang, K.	(See Grafanaki, S., et al.)	239
Tausch, R.	Promoting Health: Challenges for person-centered communication in psychotherapy, counseling and human relationships in daily life	1
Turner, R.	Collaboratve Inquiry between a Person-Centered Therapist and a Client: Working with an emerging dissociated “self” Part Two: The Therapist’s Perspective	92
Turner, R.	(See Morris, M., Turner, R., & Rolfe, G.)	78
Van Blarikom, J.	Is There a Place for Illness in the Person-Centered Approach?	205