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62 reviewsFor those in the field of client-centred or person-centred therapies, Nathanial J. Raskin is an author whose work you must read and consider as a practitioner. Raskin is a leading historical figure in its development, a close friend and contemporary of Carl Rogers. Along with other authors, he is an advocate for the classical non-directive person-centred therapy style Rogers developed and practiced himself. This book is rare - I think now out of print by PCCS, and expensive second hand copies exist online. The scan isn't perfect, but it's readable, and for this book that is enough. This book offers some of Raskin's important and insightful research and reflective articles on client-centred and person-centred therapy. Thank you to Z-Library for making it possible to share this with upcoming client-centred counsellors, so that their practice is informed by the core ideas that make client-centred therapy what it is. The commercial bio taken from amazon:
Contributions to Client-Centered Therapy and the Person-Centered Approach brings together an important set of difficult-to-obtain original papers and writings for academics, teachers, researchers and all serious students. This humble title conceals a treasure-trove of work covering practically the whole sixty-year history of this approach from its origins as nondirective therapy to its present day incarnation as the person-centred approach . As a student and later colleague of Carl Rogers, Nat Raskin's contributions are of particular value to present-day scholars. His involvement in the development of the approach is traced through sixteen chapters starting with one of the most frequently-quoted papers in the client-centred archive and concluding with a paper published in 2001.
