Client-centered therapy
Subtitle: its current practice, implications, and theory, with chapters
By: contributed by Elaine Dorfman [and others]
Series: Houghton Mifflin psychological series
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin
Published: 1951
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 560
Subjects: Counseling; Psychotherapy
Notes: Internet Archive - 2

Internet Archive 2
Table of contents: title: pt. I.A current view of client-centered therapy. 1. The developing character of client-centered therapy; title: 2. The attitude and orientation of the counselor; title: 3. The therapeutic relationship as experienced by the client; title: 4. The process of therapy; title: 5. Three questions raised by other viewpoints: transference, diagnosis, applicability; title: pt. II. The application of client-centered therapy. 6. Play therapy / Elaine Dorfman; title: 7. Group-centered psychotherapy / Nicholas Hobbs; title: 8. Group-centered leadership and administration / Thomas Gordon; title: 9. Student-centered teaching; title: 10. The training of counselors and therapists; title: pt. III. Implications for psychological theory. 11. A theory of personality and behavior.