Sylvia felt apprehension about filming her session, but now feels more relaxed. She reflects on disclosing private feelings to a public audience. Carl Rogers appreciates her attempt at acting normally, to contribute to research.
Sylvia expresses appreciation of her time with Rogers. She aspires to live her beliefs and values and to be comfortable with herself, as he does. He interprets this as being genuine, caring about her, and understanding her emphatically.
Sylvia wants to be self-confident and support her children. She appreciates Rogers' interest in her life. She brings up difficulties in relating with men and handling rejection.
Sylvia wonders whether she should change herself or act artificially to be in a relationship. Rogers discusses her attempt to talk about the issue rationally and the common feeling of inadequacy.
Rogers reflects back Sylvia's concern that something within her is sabotaging her relationships and that she is following her mother's pattern. Rogers has found that good client-counselor relationships enable clients to take greater risks and explore more material.
Credits: The Inner World of Counseling With Carl Rogers: Part 2
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This program presents another interview with the same client as in The Inner World of Counselingl Part 1 and highlights Carl Rogers methodology and the client's feelings during the session.
Length: 23 minutes
Item#: FMK150028
ISBN: 978-1-64347-533-2
Copyright date: ©1980
Closed Captioned
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Not available to Home Video and Publisher customers.
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