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""In Client-Centered Therapy, Dr. Nathaniel J. Raskin demonstrates this Rogerian style of therapy. This empathic approach is based on the empirically proven fact that a safe, accepting relationship between the therapist and client is key to the process of client self-discovery and actualization. In this video, Dr. Raskin works with a 30-year-old woman, named Cynthia, who is trying to understand why she seems to be drawn into relationships with violent men."--Publisher description."@en
"Nathaniel J. Raskin conducts a mock therapy session to illustrate the uses of client-centered therapy, a process that produces client self- discovery and actualization when the client's frame of reference is understood, accepted, and respected."@en
"Nathaniel J. Raskin conducts a mock therapy session to illustrate the uses of client-centered therapy, a process that produces client self- discovery and actualization when the client's frame of reference is understood, accepted, and respected."
"Nathanial J. Raskin conducts a mock therapy session that illustrates the use of client-centred therapy."
"In Client-Centered Therapy, Dr. Nathaniel J. Raskin demonstrates this Rogerian style of therapy. This empathic approach is based on the empirically proven fact that a safe, accepting relationship between the therapist and client is key to the process of client self-discovery and actualization. In this video, Dr. Raskin works with a 30-year-old woman, named Cynthia, who is trying to understand why she seems to be drawn into relationships with violent men."
"This videotape illustrates the consistent provision of client-centered empathy that makes client-centered therapy unique."
"Summary: As a client-centered therapist Raskin tries to convey to his client implicitly, and occasionally explicitly, this cluster of attitudes. "I believe I can be of most help to you by offering you a relationship in which I try to understand, in your own terms, your problems, your feelings, your hopes and fears, the way you see yourself and others. Raskin sees himself more as a companion in this search than the traditional expert who figures out what is wrong with you..."@en