‘A Therapist’s Reflections on Authenticity’ brings together person-centred theory, reflections on modern life, and the question of what it means to stay connected to ourselves in an increasingly performative world.
An exploration of the term that I have introduced for my new book. Authenticity and vulnerability themselves have become an aesthetic, creating a grey area that impacts both the content creator and observer.
This article explores the risks that Postmodernism and Pluralism can present to the Person-centred Approach, as well as how we define the Counselling approaches we use, whilst also making room for developments and difference.
Carl Rogers’ 19 Propositions – ‘A Theory of Personality and Behavior’ (1951) is one of the most essential capturings of a person-centred view of personality dynamics and behaviour, but can also be one of the hardest bits of Rogers theory to get your head around! I’ve explained and simplified them here…
