Issue 1:12 Winter 2002 Inaugural Special Double Issue 100 Years On: Breadth and Developments in the Person-centered and Experiential Therapies
Table of Contents
Editorial | ||
| Articles | Germain Lietaer | The United Colors of Person-centered and Experiential Psychotherapies |
| Dave Mearns | Further Theoretical Propositions in Regard to Self Theory within Person-centered Therapy | |
| Jobst Finke | Aspects of the Actualizing Tendency from a Humanistic Psychology Perspective | |
| Nele Stinckens, Germain Lietaer and Mia Leijssen | The Valuing Process and the Inner Critic in the Classic and Current Client-centered/Experiential Literature | |
| Peter F. Schmid | Knowledge or Acknowledgement? Psychotherapy as ‘the art of not-knowing’ — Prospects on further developments of a radical paradigm | |
| Shari Geller and Leslie Greenberg | Therapeutic Presence: Therapists’ experience of presence in the psychotherapy encounter. | |
| John McLeod | Research Policy and Practice in Person-centered and Experiential Therapy: Restoring coherence | |
| Robert Elliott | Render unto Caesar: Quantitative and qualitative knowing in research on humanistic therapies | |
| Hans Swildens | Where Did We Come From and Where Are We Going? The development of person-centred psychotherapy | |
| Martin Van Kalmthout | The Future of Person-centered Therapy: Crisis and possibility | |
| Godfrey T. Barrett-Lennard | The Helping Conditions in Their Context: Expanding change theory and practice | |
| Appendix | Principles and Goals of the World Association for Person-Centered and Experiential Psychotherapy and Counseling |
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Journal of the World Association for Person-Centered and Experiential Psychotherapy and Counseling
Co-editors: Robert Elliott, USA • Dave Mearns, Scotland • Peter F. Schmid, Austria