Susie Humphreys
Specialising in Bereavement, Grief and Loss - Chamomile Counselling
The Person-Centred Approach
The person-centred approach was developed by Carl Rogers, in the 1950s.
He believed that through the development of the client/counsellor relationship, the client can become more self-aware, achieving greater independence from the pressures of conforming to the needs of others.
This relationship, he believed, should be based upon trust, genuine understanding, non-judgement and acceptance.
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Talking to a person-centred therapist, learning to appreciate that you have the capacity to self-heal can be empowering and life-enhancing.
In the aftermath of bereavement it can enable you to achieve a greater understanding of yourself and your situation.
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Specialising in
Bereavement, Grief and Loss
Adults, Children and Young People
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"...it is the client who knows what hurts, what directions to go, what problems are crucial, what experiences have been deeply buried."
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(Carl Rogers, 1961)