I will discuss what Kirschenbaum (2007) identified as Rogers’ extreme and systematic approach in which he maintained a deep conviction about the individual’s right to self-direction
Course Content
organisation
The World Association for Person-Centered & Experiential Psychotherapy & Counseling had its genesis in the mid 1990s after person-centred theoreticians and practitioners felt there was not an adequate representation of the PCA at the First World Conference on Psychotherapy (WCP) in July 1996.
Nearly 25 years since it was officially formed, our desire remains to be an identifiable, international organization serving as a world-wide forum.
For details of the upcoming PCE 2024 Conference please visit PCE24.com
Presenter
Ross Crisp is a registered psychologist in Australia with extensive experience as a
rehabilitation consultant and psychologist.
He has published numerous articles on disability and rehabilitation, in particular on the psychosocial and vocational rehabilitation of persons with spinal cord injuries and traumatic brain injuries. More recently, he has written on the practice of person-centered and experiential psychotherapies in educational and vocational rehabilitation settings, and in relation to trauma and loss. He has also focused on the value of integrating person-centered and experiential psychotherapies with existential philosophies.
He is currently a member of the Australian Psychological Society and World Association of Person-Centered and Experiential Psychotherapies.
