Index Volume 2

Author	Title	Page
	Editorial	2.1
	Editorial	2.2
	Editorial	2.3
	Editorial	2.4
Amer, M. (see Elliott, R.)
Behr, M.	Interactive Resonance in Work with Children and Adolescents: A theory-based concept of interpersonal relationship through play and the use of toys	89
Brodley, B.T. (see Lietaer, G.)
Cooper, M.	Between Freedom and Despair: Existential challenges and contributions to person-centered and experiential therapy	43
Eckert, J., Höger, D. and Schwab, R.	Development and Current State of the Research on Client-Centered Therapy in the German Language Region	3
Elliott, R., Orlinsky, D., Klein, M., Amer, M. and Partyka, R.	Professional Characteristics of Humanistic Therapists: Analyses of the collaborative research network sample	188
Friedman, N.	Eugene Gendlin's Theory and Practice of Psychotherapy, A Personal Account	31
Gazzola, N. and Stalikas, A.	Can Carl Rogers Teach us Anything about Interpretation?	242
Geller, S.M.	Becoming Whole: A collaboration between experiential psychotherapies and mindfulness meditation	258
Gill, M. (see Wilkins, P.)
Gunnison, H. and Moore, S.	Hypnocounseling: Carl Rogers and Milton Erickson	204
Höger, D. (see Eckert, J.)
Kirschenbaum, H.	Encountering Carl Rogers — 15 years after his death (Book Review Essay) A review of David Russell (Ed.), ‘Carl Rogers: The Quiet Revolutionary — An Oral History’	57
Klein, M. (see Elliott, R.)
Krietemeyer, B. and Prouty, G.	The Art of Psychological Contact: The psychotherapy of a mentally retarded psychotic client	151
Lietaer, G. and Brodley, B. T.	Carl Rogers in the Therapy Room: A listing of session transcripts and a survey of publications referring to Rogers’ sessions	273
Moore, S. (see Gunnison, H.)
Orlinsky, D. (see Elliott, R.)
Partyka, R. (see Elliott, R.)
Prouty, G. (see Krietemeyer, B.)
Rodgers, B.	An Exploration into the Client at the Heart of Therapy: A qualitative perspective	19
Rud, C.	Empathy: The adventure of being present	162
Schmid, P. F.	The Characteristics of a Person-Centered Approach to Therapy and Counseling: Criteria for identity and coherence	104
Schwab, R. (see Eckert, J.)
Spielhofer, H.	Organism and Subjectivity: 1. The concept of ‘organism’ and ‘actualizing tendency’	75
Stalikas, A. (see Gazzola, N.)
Swenson Barfield, G.L.	Inspiriting the Practice of Therapy: A Passionate Call for Professional and Social Renewal (Book Review Essay) A review of Brian Thorne, ‘The Mystical Power of Person-Centred Therapy: Hope beyond despair’	133
Timulak, L.	Person-Centered Therapy as a Research-Informed Approach: Evidence and possibilities	227
Wilkins, P. and Gill, M.	Assessment in Person-Centered Therapy	172
Worsley, R.	Small is Beautiful: Small-scale phenomenological research for counsellor self-development	121

	Reviewer	Page
Frenzel, P., Keil, W. W., Schmid, P. F. and Stölzl, N. (Eds). Klienten-/Personzentrierte Psychotherapie: Kontexte, Konzepte, Konkretisierungen. [Client-/Person-Centered Psychotherapy: Context, Conceptual System, Concrete Expression.] 2001	Christian Fehringer	293
Keil, W. and Stumm, G. Die vielen Gesichter der Personzentrierten Psychotherapie [The Many Faces of Person-centered Psychotherapy]. 2002	Brian Thorne	219
Kirschenbaum, H. (producer).Carl Rogers and the Person-Centered Approach. Video presentation (60 minutes), Rochester. 2003	Brian Thorne	141
Sommerbeck, L. The Client-Centered Therapist in Psychiatric Contexts: A therapist’s guide to the psychiatric landscape and its inhabitants. 2003	Margaret S. Warner	291
Tolan, J. Skills in Person-Centred Counselling and Psychotherapy. 2003	Paul Wilkins	145
Tudor, K. and Merry, T. Dictionary of Person-Centred Psychology. 2002	Pete Sanders	70
Watson, J. C., Goldman, R. N. and Warner, M. S. (Eds) Client-centered and Experiential Psychotherapy in the 21st Century: Advances in theory, research and practice. Selected papers from the fifth ICCCEP conference, Chicago 2000. 2002	Godfrey T. Barrett-Lennard	67