Carl Rogers was a psychotherapist who, in the early part of the twentieth Century, developed the concept of client-centered psychotherapy. He was a great proponent of the scientific method and was one of the first to incorporate it into psychotherapy. His person-centered approach to psychotherapy entailed an unconditional acceptance between client and counselor. And with all this said I still find it phenomenal yet suspicious that a therapist can listen to an individual without interjections …showed first 75 words of 378 total…

…showed last 75 words of 378 total…Freud's attempts at this goal were in a different fashion, he still achieved remedy in many of his patients through psychoanalytic therapy. Not only did he satisfy most of his patients likewise he passed his methods on to many other psychologists. It is only my mere feeling that those who do not possess the same intuitive and insightful qualities that Carl Rogers did can not fully assist a client with his form of client-centered therapy.