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Mar 9, 2018 · Research has indicated that children with persistent behavioural or emotional difficulties are more likely to be excluded from school, and more likely to leave schools without obtaining their educational qualifications [1, 10], whereas emotional, behavioural, social and school well-being predict higher levels of academic achievement and ...
- Megan Rose Stafford, Mick Cooper, Michael Barkham, Jennifer Beecham, Jennifer Beecham, Peter Bower, ...
- 2018
Feb 1, 2003 · Humanistic psychotherapies share the fundamental premise that an optimal therapeutic relationship fosters maximal development of individual potential. Central tenets include nonjudgmental acceptance of the other’s personal experience as a precursor to mutual understanding and therapeutic change. The patient, not the therapist, determines the ...
- Jonathan L. Grindlinger
- 2003
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Oct 1, 2014 · The Journal of Humanistic Counseling focuses on the applications of humanism to therapy, exploring relevant practices and experiential-developmental counseling processes. Humanistic approaches to counseling are particularly concerned with process, emphasizing the person of the client, the person of the counselor, and the therapeutic relationship.
- Mark B. Scholl, Mark B. Scholl, Dee C. Ray, Peggy Brady-Amoon
- 2014
Feb 12, 2016 · Person-centered approach to research. The person-centered humanistic approach to counseling has been criticized for the lack. of large-scale quantitative e fficacy studies in the literature (Hayes ...
in individual, couples, child, or family therapy. Humanistic Psychotherapies: Handbook of Research and Practice, Second Editionis unique in its review of the humanistic psychotherapy research literature from its inception. It illustrates clearly how to become a more evidence-based therapist while retaining one’s core humanistic principles and ...
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Apr 15, 2021 · In addition to Rogers’s learning theories, an extensive range of further learning theories were also reviewed in order to establish those with a natural fit within a humanistic therapy: behavioral learning theory for example can be useful in a counseling context in that simple behavioral reinforcers can be applied either in the form of direct feedback, or more subtly as behavioral modeling.
Mar 7, 2007 · Humanistic psychologists have made major contributions to the theory, practice and research in psychotherapy. Many of their contributions are applicable to a variety of therapeutic approaches. In this article I articulate what I believe to be some of the most useful things for all practitioners to consider incorporating into their therapeutic practice. Carl Rogers’ contributions are ...
