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This video is fantastic but also summarizes what the 1960s was all about. You can feel it especially when you see how attentively the students listened.

The greatest gift you can give anyone is silence. Robert A. Johnson.

Watching from my motivational interviewing course in SMI advisor it’s very eloquent very spot on communication

It’s the only form of therapy that can work. First and foremost it is non- judgemental and tries to understand the other in all the fullness of his/ her experience.

What if you’re counseling a narcissist?? How do you give such a person empathy when they have none

My point exactly. Majority heal from venting. Leaves the few of us much in need without future solutions.

Wonderful! Does anyone know where Carl Rogers gave this lecture? Was it at UC San Diego? I would love to find out and I'm grateful for helpful feedback - thank you! ☺🙏

How many people are actually capable of empathy and friendship? Very very rare.

I wonder what happened to all these people on the audience.

To suggest the emotions and ask visitors to validate them are much better than showing them the emotional wheel and demand them to express themselves

I wonder if the woman social worker Roger hired, who so powerfully influenced his approach, had a name...and I wish he had recognized it in his presentation.

Around 1:50 rankyam? - what kind of training is that? i want to look it up.

Oh what it would have felt like to attend his class

Love this man

Covering for counselling in 2023.

Thank you for sharing this. It was very useful in the making of my own video about Rogers and his approach to psychotherapy.

Podria poner otra música me da nostalgia, me deprimo 😂

Excellent Rogers work.

Thank you Bert for putting up this video series. Are there any copyrights to this clip or would it be okay to use a short sample of the sound in a project of mine?

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Very compassionate 💜

I think this was the real psychologist who should be emulated.Person centered was really a powerful theory .

Wonderful man. I’ve always been so drawn to his personality and theory.

Little did these peeps probably know that nearly 50 years later counseling students would be learning from what they experienced in person. Just incredible. Go Carl!!!

Great mind and heart!

Maybe the “skitzophrenic” merely has tinnitus which is quite maddening

The person that labels is ignorant

Perhaps they were LABELED

*My mom is so fucking SELFISH. She always expects me to have empathy for her while she does the most abusive shit consistently and consistently and consistently and consistently. She is such an insensitive person. She’s abusive.*

Great video!

LEGENDARY WORDS

A man is explaining a man’s world.

11 women are present.

Thank you! Still valuable today.

This man is my hero

Simply listening…

How i wished i could have talkef to him. I would have talked to him for.hours and hours

1:35. 2:30. 3:52. 6:10. 8:15

4:55. 5:51

8:09

2:42

Too often we get caught up with defining or slicing every motive or action into something specific and direct we can understand, I think the answer tends to be simpler than we'd like to believe. Empathy is the umbrella that covers and harbors all the good and connection between us.

Mad collars they rocked back in the days!

It's unfortunate that the female social worker who taught him the concept of empathetic listening doesn't get named, or any recognition at all.

Sometimes all you have to do is listen and your clients tell you how to figure out their problems. Sometimes even they listen to themselves.

Thank you for this resource. Our class is referencing this, as per prof.

Peter Jordanson brought me here

More than never Roger is essential root in American and modern psychotherapy.

The USA was and remains a major CHILDBEATING nation. Yet Rodgers never mentions it. Not once.

I'm here because of the book "Never Split The Difference" by Chris Voss. This videos are relevant in family, business, dating the list goes on. I'm grateful, all my relationships are improving daily.