CARL ROGERS AND GLORIA COUNSELLING - PT 3

This is PART 3 OF a tape of a Counselling Session between Carl Rogers and Gloria. Carl Rogers uses Person Centred approach. Humanistic style of counselling. This is the THIRD part of about 5/6 videos. To view the OTHER PARTS, just click on esherborne3, or see if they are listed on the right hand side of the screen. Enjoy..........

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Science & Technology

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• COUNSELLING
• CARL
• ROGERS
• GLORIA
• HUMANISTIC
• PERSON
• CENTRED

[StNige]

@NearVSMello That's pretty much it. Rogers believed that we all have the resources within ourselves to sort our own issues. By providing an environment of 'unconditional positive regard' and reflecting back to Gloria he enables her to listen to herself and find her own answers.

I love the person-centred approach.

[miamiyami]

this therapy session is simply incredibly to see! the transition that Gloria takes from having concerns with `lying`to her daughter to realizing that her daughter is not an issue here, rather it is her own self-acceptance that is judgemental of what she does with her love life.

[truvelocity]

Women are told, do not enjoy or have sex, but the body wants it. So, they are afraid of their own sexuality. She is revealing how woman feel to this day in the 21 Century. Its a real shame.

[msjustine1000]

This isn't difficult to figure. The woman Gloria is sleeping around, she admits there is no love involved, she's just horny. She's afraid to tell her young nine year old daughter because she states that the child may lose respect for her, but the real truth is she's worry that her daughter will think it's ok for me to be a slut because my mom is, which is correct, that's exactly what "Pamy" will think. Like mother, like daughter. Called "nurturing".

[007traceur]

@MrParent007 If you listen (which is what Carl Rogers is doing most of the time) she is not happy with the guilt of religion. As she accepts herself and that her desires are ok, her anguish goes away. The change from the beginning of the session is remarkable.

[aimeela]

7.04 shit's deep...

[Baberbabes]

As a social worker... I find the most difficult thing to do is allow those moments of silences, and pauses, of thought... It's hard to develop Carl's pace of therapy... or interviewing clients in any situation... It's hard to get lost in the moment with clients and avoid thinking too much ahead and anticipating what people will say. Ugh! I wish this were easier.

[louism2781]

nympho



[08Adele]

As helpful as Carl Rogers is to bringing Gloria to her self relization that it is her accpetance is needed as well as her daughters, i feel as though she was repeating alot and floundering. Am i denying the transformation? no i just believe that there were times when Rogers could have responded rather than paraphraseing

[spritchard64]

We all have our own answers....AND we may have to feel the struggle of stepping into areas of ourselves we have never developed or grappled with. We DO have all the resources, testing that theory is usually the first step. I love Rogers approach for this aspect.

AND there are other pieces that come into play, namely action steps. Nothing happens without our taking action in our world, or knowing what we stand for in the world!