The Actualising Tendency is a theory from Carl Rogers that is central to the person-centred approach to Counselling. In this video, I break down what it really means, with clear explanations and examples (of course, the potato has to feature at some point...)
I will also outline some common misconceptions around the Actualising Tendency related to Self-Concept and Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs.
I have written a blog covering the same areas here - www.christhecounsellor.co.uk/...
In the video, I also mentioned there being some further writings on the Actualiisng Tendency. Here are a few of the best available online:
The Foundation of Person-Centered Therapy by Jerold D. Bozarth, PhD - personcentered.com/therapist.html
The Actualizing Tendency Concept in Client-Centered Therapy - Barbara Temaner Brodley - www.adpca.org/system/files/do...
The 'Actualising Tendency': A Directional Account - mick-cooper.squarespace.com/n...
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22 окт 2019