Three approaches to psychotherapy
Subtitle: Part I : Carl Rogers
By: produced and directed by Everett L. Shostrom
Contributors: Psychological Films, inc; Psychological & Educational Films
Series: CED 610 (NU course); EXC 630 (NU course); PSY 340A (NU course); PSY 426 (NU course); PSY 427 (NU course); PSY 429 (NU course); PSY 437 (NU course); PSY 623A (NU course); PSY 623B (NU course); PSY 631A (NU course); PSY 631B (NU course); PSY 653 (NU course)
Publisher: Psychological & Educational Films
Published: 2000
Place of publication: Corona Del Mar, CA
Language: eng
Format: [videorecording] /
Number of pages: 48
Subjects: Client-centered psychotherapy; Psychotherapy
Other titles: Three approaches to psychotherapy I.; Carl Rogers
Description: A demonstration of Carl Rogers using client-centered psychotherapy with Gloria revealing her conflict between her feelings, her beliefs, and her actions (a universal experience), and her personal utopia when she is not in conflict but all in one piece, are all heard and understood by Rogers.  The value of any system of psychotherapy relies largely on the skill of the therapist who employs it, as Rogers so ably demonstrates.
Notes: "A film series produced by Psychological Films."

Filmed and edited by Rod Yould.

DVD.

Closed captioned.
Table of contents: title: Series introduction by producer, Dr. Everett L. Shostrom; title: Introductory remarks by psychotherapist, Dr. Carl Rogers; title: Dr. Rogers interviews Gloria; title: Closing remarks by Dr. Rogers.