" Through the use of this technique, the psychiatrist attempts to understand the problem from the namesake's point of view in order to drive them toward the goal found in its formulator's On Becoming a Person.
The man who introduced this practice wrote a later essay describing how it negates feelings of "oneness" and "youness" in addition to the fact it is best applied with the view in mind that the world is no more than "oscillations of energy." This technique was elucidated through an imitation of an interview with a woman named Jan in Johannesburg; Jan had two fears - one of aging and marriage. This non-directive technique was elucidated in A Way of Being by its formulator, who regarded three necessary attitudes for its implementer, two of which are (*) "congruence" and "unconditional positive regard." Through the use of this technique, the psychiatrist attempts to understand the problem from the namesake's point of view in order to drive them toward the goal found in its formulator's On Becoming a Person. For 10 points, name this method of treating a patient developed by Carl Rogers.
The man who introduced this practice wrote a later essay describing how it negates feelings of "oneness" and "youness" in addition to the fact it is best applied with the view in mind that the world is no more than "oscillations of energy.
{client}-{centered therapy} [or person {centered therapy}]