Sentences with phrase «as unconditional positive regard»

One of the hallmarks of good therapy is known as unconditional positive regard.

Not exact matches

A study reported by Carl R. Rogers points to three components which are a part of what I am describing as the therapeutic attitude: Congruence, empathic understanding, and unconditional positive regard.

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Even without coordinating specific strategies, a common mindset toward the child goes a long way — see Unconditional Positive Regard or Kids Do Well If They Can as examples.

Modern therapy largely embraces the practice of unconditional positive regard, meaning that the therapist is expected to accept the client as he or she is and show them respect and understanding at all times, no matter what they have done.

«As a counselor, my goal is to establish a warm and supportive relationship, free of judgment, and full of unconditional positive regard.

My approach includes unconditional positive regard, genuineness, and empathetic understanding as I focus on the best interest and welfare of my clients.»

As he always said, the important thing about psychotherapy is the relationship and the empathy, the genuineness, and the unconditional positive regard that the therapist brings to it.

However, most people don't perceive the positive regard of others as being unconditional.

As a professional Christian counselor, I offer empathy and an unconditional positive regard for others.

Many therapists advocate giving their clients unconditional positive regard as part of the therapeutic process.

As well I provide unconditional positive regard.

I work in a collaborative manner and address clients with unconditional positive regard as we create therapeutic relationships.

«As a therapist, I believe that each human being deserves to be treated with respect and unconditional positive regard.

The reconceptualization entails (a) genuineness being viewed as a therapist state of readiness that enables the therapist to better experience the client with empathic understanding of the client's internal frame of reference and to experience unconditional positive regard towards the client; (b) empathic understanding being viewed as the action state of the therapist in which the client is accepted as he or she is at any given moment.

The understanding of the client's internal frame of reference by the therapist is viewed as the most optimal way for the client to experience unconditional positive regard; and (c) unconditional positive regard being viewed as the primary change agent in which the client's needs for positive regard and positive self regard are met and the actualizing tendency of the individual is promoted.

In this paper, Unconditional Positive Regard is presented as the primary condition of therapeutic personality change.