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A PLACE TO BE
This is a careful, yet spirited collection of essays, thoughts, memories and feelings by two dozen current and former members. Some personal in tone, some more theoretical or whimsical, all shine light on how it is and was to personally experience what become key moments for one’s own life. In this unique professional community influences…
A WAY OF MEETING LIFE
CARL ROGERS
ACCURATE EMPATHIC UNDERSTANDING
CARL ROGERS
ASSOCIATE MEMBERSHIP
Membership in Center for Studies of the Person provides the identification, recognition and sense of value that comes from:
- Being affiliated/associated with Center for Studies of the Person
- Contributing to the accomplishment of its goals and supporting its activities
- Being a part of a larger movement to support and promote the spread of Person Centered Approach (PCA) practice around the world
- Having a sense of connection with the PCA movement that is bigger than what you have by yourself
BARRIERS AND GATEWAYS TO COMMUNICATION
CARL ROGERS
BECAUSE THAT’S MY WAY
Group members are youth and adults, all in one way or another concerned with illegal drugs. Users, agents, straight, white, hip, and black are facilitated by Carl Rogers and Dr. Anthony Rose. We are witness in understanding how one person can feel deep caring for another, even though that second person hates the first and…
CARL ROGERS AND RUTH SANFORD SPEAK OF THE CLIENT-CENTERED APPROACH TO THERAPY
An audience questions, Rogers and Sanford respond for about an hour. Rogers then demonstrates Client-Centered Therapy in an interview with a volunteer client. 165 Minutes
CARL ROGERS INTERVIEWS DADISI
This interview takes place at the inaugural of the Carl Rogers Institute for Psychotherapy, Training, and Supervision. The client arrives determined to find his own way and achieve rewards appropriate to his abilities. Dadisi confronts Rogers with the distrust he feels towards Rogers. Many years later Dadisi continued to claim, “This interview changed my life.”…
CARL ROGERS INTERVIEWS PHILIP
The client, Phillip, is trying to get in touch with his feelings of fear, “I want to get mature.” During the interview Phillip lives out his presenting concern, and experiences how he handles his deep feelings. An audience of C.S.P. members watching the interview later ask pointed questions, perceiving the client wanted something other than…
CARL ROGERS INTERVIEWS RITCHIE
This is a thirty-minute interview at the Living Now Workshop with a young client who speaks of his fear of “being a loser” and wanting to take more risks. He seems to experience more trust in himself as the interview proceeds. (Questions from the audience in the final ten minutes have poor sound quality.) 50…
CARL ROGERS INTERVIEWS STEVE
Steve is grappling with relations to himself and others that seem to both connect and alienate him. He moves from what he calls his “intellectualizations” to his deep pain by addressing his masculinity, his power in relationships, his equality ethic, and his aliveness. Recorded at Living Now Workshop. 75 Minutes [Italian subtitles not available]
CARL ROGERS MEETS WITH A JAPANESE SOCIAL WORKER
In Japanese and English with a translator. As Rogers and his client work together, their communication is such that they are able to dispense with the translation between them. Technically, this DVD is of home video quality. 45 Minutes
CARL ROGERS ON PERSONAL POWER
Why won’t I take on my own personal power and why do I let myself feel powerless in the face of those who seem to decide for me? “With more complete expression, individuals are recognized for their uniqueness and strengths, and mutual trust begins to develop.” A radically freeing book from the pen of Carl…
CARL ROGERS POSTER
A series of sketches portraying Carl Rogers counseling, gardening, looking at us and so on… Appearing on one 22″ x 33″ (52cm x 84 cm) high quality reproduction including seal of authenticity. Drawn by Rogers’ colleague artist Douglas Land.
CARL ROGERS SUPERVISES DR. HACKNEY
Rogers offers supervisory assistance to a fellow psychotherapist who speaks of his difficulties with a client not sufficiently motivated to work hard on herself. Rogers and Hackney also discuss the process of supervision, which for Rogers seems similar to his approach to psychotherapy. A loud buzzing sound persists throughout this recording. The audio remains clearly…
CARL ROGERS’ 85TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
This is the last recording ever made of Carl Rogers at a surprise-filled celebration six weeks before his death. Rogers speaks of his recent work in the Soviet Union and South Africa and future plans for the Carl Rogers Institute for Peace. Moderated by Dr. Gay Barfield, State Senator John Vasconcelos, and Dr. Harold Bloomfield,…
