Towards an Integrated Person-Oriented Psychotherapy Paper presented at the IV International Conference on Client-Centered and Experiential Psychotherapy, July 7-11 1997, Lisbon, Portugal
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Mai 1, 2000
Martin Van Kalmthout
Abstract
In this article a distinction is made between person-centered and person-oriented psychotherapy. Person-centered therapy is considered a separate school of therapy, while person-oriented therapy is considered as a metatheory for all psychotherapy. It is argued that the latter is more in keeping with the spirit of Carl Rogers than the first.
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Van Kalmthout, Martin. 2000. „Towards an Integrated Person-Oriented Psychotherapy: Paper Presented at the IV International Conference on Client-Centered and Experiential Psychotherapy, July 7-11 1997, Lisbon, Portugal“. PERSON 4 (1):18-22. https://doi.org/10.24989/person.v4i1.2648.
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Metatheory of psychotherapy, basic assumptions, person-oriented psychotherapy
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