To my knowledge, the main similarity between person centered and gestalt therapy are that both are "experiential" approaches to counseling, meaning that the counseling process goals are rooted in the experience of the client and the therapist learning. Also both are focused on the "here and now" or present problems/issues, as opposed to something like psychodynamic/psychoanalytic therapy which tends to focus on past problems or events.
In that same vein, this similarity yields differences from the start: In person centered therapy, the person is the focal point of the sessions, with the therapist taking a "back seat" to learn about the person, and watch as the person moves toward self-actualization. The person in therapy will be provided with a very supportive environment from the therapist, whose job it is to provide unconditional positive regard, as well as a non-judgmental feedback. The therapist does not make suggestions for the person, the person decides what goal(s) they would like to work on, while the therapist provides support and understanding (it has a "hands off" approach).
Gestalt therapy differs in that, the therapist takes a much more active role. In this mode of therapy, the client and the therapist work together as a team to learn about the client. The approach is based on the assumption that a person must assume responsibility for their behavior/actions. The therapist here may utilize various techniques to aid the client in realizing how their actions or behaviors have impacted any problems that they have. This is more of a confrontational approach, but therapists of this mode must take care not to do more harm than good in their "confrontations" with their clients, or risk losing their client at a minimum.
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just because yo man is self-centered it don mean that all men are self centered
The child centered approach is a student-centered learning approach. It focuses on the interests of the students and lets them make connections and choices with the freedom to think.
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Typically, a master's degree in counseling, psychology, or a related field is required for a career in person-centered counseling. Specific licensing and certification requirements vary by location.
Both directive and non-directive methods suffer from limitations. While the former is often not accepted by independent employees, the latter needs professionals to operate and hence is costly. Hence, the counseling used in most situations is in between these two. This middle path is known as participative counseling. Participative is a counselor-counselee relationship that establishes a cooperative exchange of ideas to help solve an employee's problems. It is neither wholly counsellor-centred nor wholly counselee-centred. Counselor and counselee mutually apply their different knowledge, perceptions, skills, perspectives and values to problem into the problems and find solutions.
Both Person-Centered and Gestalt therapy focus on the present moment experience of the client. They emphasize the importance of the therapeutic relationship and view the client as the expert of their own experience. Both approaches prioritize personal growth and self-awareness through a non-directive and non-judgmental approach.
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Person-centered counseling and Gestalt therapy both emphasize the importance of the client-therapist relationship, focusing on the present moment experience of the client, and the subjective experience of the individual. However, Gestalt therapy places more emphasis on the role of awareness, personal responsibility, and the integration of fragmented aspects of the self, using techniques like role-playing, empty chair work, and focusing on body sensations. Person-centered counseling, on the other hand, primarily focuses on empathy, unconditional positive regard, and congruence in the therapeutic relationship to facilitate the client's self-exploration and growth without using specific techniques.
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No, they are 2 separate and distinct religions. Buddhism is centred upon the Buddha, & an offshoot religion of Hinduism, while Christianity is centred upon Christ & is an offshoot of Judaism.
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describe how to prepare for your own person centred review