Psycho-Spiritual Formation for Priests and Religious
Anatharackel, Mathew
Psycho-Spiritual Formation for Priests and Religious A Study Based on the Writings of Carl Rogers - Bangalore Dharmaram Publications 2001 - 422p
includes index and biblioraphy
CARL R. ROGERS AND HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY Carl Rogers Personality Characteristics Influences on Carl Rogers AbrahamMaslow(1908-1970) ` 22 HumanistkPsychology 26 Thehfluence of Humanism 28 Thelnfluence of Existentialism 29 TheDevek)pmentofHumanisticPsychology 30 HumanisticPsychologyandHumanWholeness 32 Humanistic Psychology and Human Uniqueness 33 Humanistic Psychology and Behaviourism 35 Humanistic Psychology and Psychoanalysis 37 HumanisticPsychologyandHumanNature 38 Conduaon 41 CARL ROGERS` CLIENT - CENTERED THERAPY Therapy: As Instruction and Advice Therapy: As Admonition and Punishment Therapy: As Proposal and Suggestion Therapy:AsIntefledualExplanation DirectivePsychotherapy Non-Directive Psychotherapy 17. Client-Centered Therapy Basic Pre-Conditions for Client-Centered Therapy Carl Rogers` View of the Person The Significance of the term "Self TheNatureofHumanBehaviour The Perception of the Person The Concept of aNew Person FheCoiKu`tiomforu TherapeiitkProcess The Procedure of the Therapeutic Process The Fundamental Attitudes of the Effective Therapist Objectivity Positive Respectforthe Individual Awareness of the Self . Knowledge of Psychology 111 Conclusion SELF-ACTUALIZATION AND THE FULLY FUNCTIONING PERSON IN CARL ROGERS` WRITINGS Introduction Non-directivityAsFadlitatingPersonal Growth 3JL Therapy AsaLearning Process Therapy Transforms Value Systems TheNatureandDevdopmaitofSetf-Adualbatioo 123 RogeR`IdeaofSetf-Actualizatk)D 124 Rogers`Vision of the Fufly Functioning Person 131 TheObjectivesoftheFuIlyFunctionJngPerson 132 The Experience of InteriorFreedom 133 Interpersonal Relationships 133 ObstacfcstoBeiiigaFullyFunctioningPerson 135 The Inconsistency Between Self and Experience 135 WearingaMask 136 Accepting the Expectations of Others 137 Seeking the Attention of Others 137 TheMeanstoBecomiiigaFullyFuiKtwningPerson 138 .TnistingOneself 138 UnderstandingOne`sOwnFeelings 139 Openness to Experience 143
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Psycho-Spiritual Formation for Priests and Religious A Study Based on the Writings of Carl Rogers - Bangalore Dharmaram Publications 2001 - 422p
includes index and biblioraphy
CARL R. ROGERS AND HUMANISTIC PSYCHOLOGY Carl Rogers Personality Characteristics Influences on Carl Rogers AbrahamMaslow(1908-1970) ` 22 HumanistkPsychology 26 Thehfluence of Humanism 28 Thelnfluence of Existentialism 29 TheDevek)pmentofHumanisticPsychology 30 HumanisticPsychologyandHumanWholeness 32 Humanistic Psychology and Human Uniqueness 33 Humanistic Psychology and Behaviourism 35 Humanistic Psychology and Psychoanalysis 37 HumanisticPsychologyandHumanNature 38 Conduaon 41 CARL ROGERS` CLIENT - CENTERED THERAPY Therapy: As Instruction and Advice Therapy: As Admonition and Punishment Therapy: As Proposal and Suggestion Therapy:AsIntefledualExplanation DirectivePsychotherapy Non-Directive Psychotherapy 17. Client-Centered Therapy Basic Pre-Conditions for Client-Centered Therapy Carl Rogers` View of the Person The Significance of the term "Self TheNatureofHumanBehaviour The Perception of the Person The Concept of aNew Person FheCoiKu`tiomforu TherapeiitkProcess The Procedure of the Therapeutic Process The Fundamental Attitudes of the Effective Therapist Objectivity Positive Respectforthe Individual Awareness of the Self . Knowledge of Psychology 111 Conclusion SELF-ACTUALIZATION AND THE FULLY FUNCTIONING PERSON IN CARL ROGERS` WRITINGS Introduction Non-directivityAsFadlitatingPersonal Growth 3JL Therapy AsaLearning Process Therapy Transforms Value Systems TheNatureandDevdopmaitofSetf-Adualbatioo 123 RogeR`IdeaofSetf-Actualizatk)D 124 Rogers`Vision of the Fufly Functioning Person 131 TheObjectivesoftheFuIlyFunctionJngPerson 132 The Experience of InteriorFreedom 133 Interpersonal Relationships 133 ObstacfcstoBeiiigaFullyFunctioningPerson 135 The Inconsistency Between Self and Experience 135 WearingaMask 136 Accepting the Expectations of Others 137 Seeking the Attention of Others 137 TheMeanstoBecomiiigaFullyFuiKtwningPerson 138 .TnistingOneself 138 UnderstandingOne`sOwnFeelings 139 Openness to Experience 143
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