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Submission Ide: 42cf74f3-e7f6-44bc-8eaa-11623588b7c6 0 % SIMILARITY SCORE 0 CITATION ITEM 61 GRAMMAR ISSUES 0 FEEDBACK COMMENT Internet Source 0% Institution 0% Monica Piper _Person-Centered Therapy_ Concepts and Counselor Qualities (Obj. 3.1 and 3.3).pdf Summary  1041 Words Person-Centered Therapy Monica Piper Grand Canyon University: CNL 500 Brandon Wilde 30-June-2021 Effectiveness of Person-Centered Counseling Counselor embraces the client totally, listening without judgment and with empathy, person-centered counseling is a beneficial technique for clients. The client relaxes in front of the therapist and expresses their true feelings. This dialogue helps the therapist and the client establish a trusting relationship. Individuals are taught to accept themselves totally, warts and all, through a person-centered approach. When a client accepts all aspects of themselves, good and negative, they may be able to make better decisions to improve their lives ..Person- centered therapy is most suited for clients suffering from depression, anxiety, or other mental illnesses; nevertheless, this therapeutic method can benefit anybody who want to be more self- reflective and make improvements. According to Cepeda and Davenport (2006), therapists assist clients by enabling here and now experiences with the therapeutic connection that allow clients to become conscious of their real sentiments. Importance of Genuineness When a counselor does not demonstrate empathy or care for a client, it can lead to mistrust in the therapist-client relationship. When a client maintains a degree of trust with the therapist, this might be the beginning point for the client to begin the process of making life-changing decisions. When therapists demonstrate real concern for their clients, the client will feel at ease being vulnerable to the therapist. If the client does not believe that the  Checks that a sentenc...: therapist  Therapist  Checks that a sentenc...: establish  Establish  Checks that a sentence ...: negative  Negative  Two consecutive dots: ..  .  Checks that a sentence starts wit...: and  And  assist, assistance (help): assist  help  Checks that a sentenc...: conscious  Conscious  Checks that a sentence ...: mistrust  Mistrust  Punctuation error, sentence looks l...: When

therapist is genuinely there to assist, the treatment process may stagnate. When a counselor disagrees with a client, it can be difficult to sustain the connection. In EFT, the therapeutic connection performs two major functions: interpersonal affect regulation and creating a secure environment for inner inquiry and transformative work with emotions. ( Øystein Ottesen Nødtvedt, Per-Einar Binder, Signe Hjelen Stige, Elisabeth Schanche, Jan Reidar Stiegler, & Aslak Hjeltnes. (2019) As counselors, we must maintain a professional demeanor and keep our personal values apart from the counseling session. Rather of arguing with the client or inserting our personal opinions, we collaborate with the client to better understand why they made the decisions I disagree with. I would also consult with a supervisor to seek advice on how to effectively manage the treatment session in order to preserve the client's trust .. Role of Empathy Because there are no procedures, the role of empathy is a crucial component of person- centered treatment. It is built on empathy, positive regard, and honesty. The Merriam Webster dictionary defines empathy (2019) as the activity of understanding, knowing and sensitive to and experiencing in an Objective Explicit way feelings, thoughts and experiences from one's past and present without the sentiments, ideas and experience being completely conveyed. By expressing empathy, the therapist may balance his client.When the therapist demonstrates empathy, it encourages the client to become more self-assured. Empathy, according to Rogers (1957), is the ability to perceive the client's private world as if it were your own, yet without ever losing the "as if" characteristic. According to Rogers' concept of empathy, the therapist can be a part of the client's reality while yet questioning specific aspects if necessary. As a therapist, this is a delicate balance to maintain with the client, constantly remembering that the client always comes first. Unconditional Positive Regard The greatest approach to describe positive unconditional consideration is to offer unconditional love and support to yourself or someone. Whatever occurs or what decisions someone is making will support you; it doesn't affect your views. Unconditionally the therapist considers the client, no matter what the client says or does, positively in the therapeutic setting. The therapist embraces the customer for whoever he is, who will experience the love and support he has not got from his upbringing when he feels  Checks that a...: life-changing  Life-changing  Checks that a sentence starts w...: feel  Feel  Punctuation error, sentence looks lik...: If  Checks that a sentenc...: genuinely  Genuinely  assist, assistance (help): assist  help  Punctuation error, sentence looks l...: When  Checks that a sentence star...: client  Client  Checks that a sentence st...: inquiry  Inquiry  Unpaired braces, brackets, quotation m...: (  Spelling mistake: Øystein  Stein  Spelling mistake: Nødtvedt  Spelling mistake: Hjelen  Helen  Spelling mistake: Stige  Stage  Spelling mistake: Schanche  Chance  Spelling mistake: Aslak  Asia  Spelling mistake: Hjeltnes  Helices  Checks that a sentence starts wit...: the  The  Punctuation error: Rather  Rather,  Checks that a sen...: collaborate  Collaborate  Checks that a sentence st...: session  Session  Two consecutive dots: ..  .  Checks that a sentenc...: treatment  Treatment  Checks that a sente...: sentiments  Sentiments  Checks that a sentence st...: balance  Balance  Checks that a s...: self-assured  Self-assured  Checks that a sentence starts with ...: it  It  Checks that a sentenc...: necessary  Necessary  Checks that a sentence starts w...: that  That  Checks that a sentence starts w...: love  Love  Checks that a sentence st...: support  Support

ed.). Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice Hall. Øystein Ottesen Nødtvedt, Per-Einar Binder, Signe Hjelen Stige, Elisabeth Schanche, Jan Reidar Stiegler, & Aslak Hjeltnes. (2019). “You Feel They Have a Heart and Are Not Afraid to Show It”: Exploring How Clients Experience the Therapeutic Relationship in Emotion-Focused Therapy. Frontiers in Psychology. https://doi-org.lopes.idm.oclc.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2019.01996 Wilkins, P. (2000). Unconditional positive regard reconsidered. British Journal of Guidance & Counselling, 28(1), 23–36. https://doi-org.lopes.idm.oclc.org/10.1080/030698800109592 https://doi-org.lopes.idm.oclc.org/10.1037/10226-