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The Socratic Method

William Buell wrote 1 week ago: William: you know, love and deep friendship is definitely possible in cyberspace William: you and I, … more →

Tags: Religion, Literature, spirituality, Dialogue, Education, Teaching, talk, Camus, Frankl

Jack1 comment

cbtish wrote 1 week ago: There’s a way of doing psychotherapy that’s known as integrative, because it is supposed … more →

Tags: CBT, Disorder, For Patients, For therapists, Techniques, Congruence, Freud, Jung, Mental Health

Human Nature - Good or Bad?

justprose wrote 2 weeks ago: Are we born the way we are or do our surroundings shape the person we become? Its the age old nature … more →

Tags: Human Nature, actualizing tendency, Altruism, Bad, Children, chris molyneux, Counselling, genes, Good

Accepting yourself as an impetus to change

mbharrington wrote 2 weeks ago: There is a famous quote by Carl Rogers that say “The curious paradox is that when I accept myself ju … more →

Tags: kelli, HealthWorks, change, healthworks fitness, healthworks fitness centers for women, dieters, Diet Log

What Does It Mean To Be Genuine?1 comment

Ron Rogers wrote 3 weeks ago: Genuine Advertisement? Are you “your own person?” Are you “for real?” Are yo … more →

Tags: Writing for learning, Ron Rogers, r2, Self-Improvement, Genuine, Fox News, hypocrite

Listening is not agreeing. Do you agree?

Phil Reed wrote 3 weeks ago: Listening – a major part of compassion. There is so much good advice around about listening, b … more →

Tags: Articles, Phil Reed, Listening, unconditional, Acceptance, Acknowledgement, Grace, LinkedIn

A fresh start1 comment

mnky wrote 1 month ago: I seem to be creating blogs with some regularity, posting a few chatty messages about my life at the … more →

Tags: Counselling, person-centred, Southampton City College

Anon.8 comments

cbtish wrote 1 month ago: Ever since I started writing here, I have thought of myself as an anonymous blogger. That’s no … more →

Tags: CBT, For therapists, Review, Techniques, UK, Anonymity, Blogging, conguence, Counseling

Big Ideas from Carl Rogers VI

Jo Foy wrote 1 month ago: Rogers, Carl and Freiberg, H. Jerome.  (1994).  Freedom to Learn, 3rd edition.  Upper Saddle River, … more →

Tags: EDCI-886-Philosophy, Rogers, Philosophy, Education, EDCI-886, Philosophy-of-American-Education, schooling, Teachers, Facilitators

Big Ideas from Carl Rogers V

Jo Foy wrote 1 month ago: Rogers, Carl and Freiberg, H. Jerome.  (1994).  Freedom to Learn, 3rd edition.  Upper Saddle River, … more →

Tags: EDCI-886-Philosophy, Rogers, Philosophy, Education, EDCI-886, Philosophy-of-American-Education, Control?, Choice, Freedom

Big Ideas from Carl Rogers IV

Jo Foy wrote 1 month ago: Rogers, Carl and Freiberg, H. Jerome.  (1994).  Freedom to Learn, 3rd edition.  Upper Saddle River, … more →

Tags: EDCI-886-Philosophy, Rogers, Philosophy, Education, EDCI-886, Philosophy-of-American-Education, Values, Preference, OPERATIVE

Big Ideas from Carl Rogers III

Jo Foy wrote 1 month ago: Rogers, Carl and Freiberg, H. Jerome.  (1994).  Freedom to Learn, 3rd edition.  Upper Saddle River, … more →

Tags: EDCI-886-Philosophy, Rogers, Philosophy, Education, EDCI-886, Philosophy-of-American-Education, Person Centered, facilitative climate, traditional schooling

Big Ideas from Carl Rogers II

Jo Foy wrote 1 month ago: Rogers, Carl and Freiberg, H. Jerome.  (1994).  Freedom to Learn, 3rd edition.  Upper Saddle River, … more →

Tags: EDCI-886-Philosophy, Rogers, Philosophy, Education, EDCI-886, Philosophy-of-American-Education, alternative assessment, Experimental, Assessment

Big Ideas from Carl Rogers I

Jo Foy wrote 1 month ago: Rogers, Carl and Freiberg, H. Jerome.  (1994).  Freedom to Learn, 3rd edition.  Upper Saddle River, … more →

Tags: EDCI-886-Philosophy, Rogers, Philosophy, Education, EDCI-886, Philosophy-of-American-Education, Learning & Teaching, Voice, Questions

Psychological Synergy

treegod wrote 1 month ago: I haven’t written here for a while, but I thought I’d share this. It’s something I … more →

Tags: Confucius, individuality, karen armstrong, Plato, Politics, psychological reform, Psychology, Society, Synergy

Carl Rogers and I

nightabove wrote 1 month ago: My life is great right now. I’m more in love than I’ve ever been, I feel self-actualized … more →

Tags: Training, health, Life, Food, Psychology, Appetite, ideal self

QURAN IN RAMADAAN: Healthful Dispositions of Personality7 comments

rhodoraonline wrote 2 months ago: 19 Ramadaan, 1430: الَّذينَ يُنفِقونَ فِى السَّرّاءِ وَالضَّرّاءِ وَالكٰظِمينَ الغَيظَ وَالعافينَ عَ … more →

Tags: Psychology, Qur'an, Ramadaan, Abraham Maslow, Ali-Imran 134, anger control, Anger Expression, anger management, Ehsan

"Mind" - Parental Love - When "I Love You" Means Doing as Haim Ginott Said2 comments

manicddaily wrote 2 months ago: The New York Times published an article on September 14 about unconditional love by Alfie Kohn … more →

Tags: Parenting, manicddaily, Alfie Kohn, Times Article "Mind", Do As I Say, Unconditional Love, Supernanny, Haim Ginott, praise

Unconditional Love

joanspear wrote 2 months ago: How were you raised? Did your parents set high expectations which you worked to live up to in order … more →

Tags: Children, Parenting, personal development, Social Impact, Alfie Kohn, Child Raising, NYTimes, positive reinforcement, punishment


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