Person-centred Counselling Psychology: An Intro... -

Guidance on evidence-based practice and professional training.

A detailed look at how change is facilitated in practice.

The text details the "non-directive" nature of therapy, emphasizing that clients are inherently motivated toward growth—a concept known as the . It focuses heavily on the three "core conditions" required for a therapeutic environment:

Deeply understanding the client's internal perspective.

How the "self-concept" is formed and the roots of psychological distress.

Tracing the approach from Carl Rogers to modern times.

According to the Sage Academic Books overview , the chapters cover:

The therapist being genuine, authentic, and "transparent" in the relationship.