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admittedly the unjudgemental listening aspect of Rogers' technique has a fundamental place - at least in the early stages of counselling. You've got to learn what that your client's story is, and being able to listen is certainly a good start.However, (though I have no pretentions to being a counsellor myself) Rogers is not the be-all and end-all of counselling. I'm sure you, a counsellor, would know that. Yet you only mention Rogers. Well, it's a start, I suppose. Care to give us the low-down on what Carl Rogers' method of counselling means to you? Maybe Tim Berne's, Gerrard Egan's and Fritz Perls' too, if you have the inclination? It may be useful.
Modified by cq at Tue, Nov 02, 2004, 15:30:43
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