Issue 6:2 Summer 2007
Table of Contents
| Editorial | Breaking New Ground | |
| Articles | Mary Morris, Rob Turner and Gary Rolfe | Introduction to A Collaborative Inquiry between a Person-Centered Therapist and a Client: Working with an emerging dissociated “self” |
| Mary Morris | A Collaborative 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 | |
| Rob Turner | A Collaborative Inquiry between a Person-Centered Therapist and a Client: Working with an emerging dissociated “self ” Part Two: The Therapist’s Perspective | |
| Gary Rolfe | A Collaborative Inquiry between a Person-Centered Therapist and a Client: Working with an emerging dissociated “self ” Part Three: Afterword: Therapy as research | |
| Pete Sanders | Schizophrenia is Not an Illness — A response to van Blarikom | |
| Jeffrey H. D. Cornelius-White | The Actualizing and Formative Tendencies: Prioritizing the motivational constructs of the person-centered approach | |
| Roy Moodley and Sharon Mier | Cultural Diversity, Therapist Openness and Carl Rogers: An interview with Nat Raskin |
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Journal of the World Association for Person-Centered and Experiential Psychotherapy and Counseling
Co-editors: Dave Mearns, Scotland • Peter F. Schmid, Austria • William B. Stiles, USA • Jeanne C. Watson, Canada