El proceso de convertirse en persona

The psychotherapeutic framing of The process of becoming a person exceeds the traditional categories of knowledge and alters the role of the therapist: it assigns him the task of understanding the other, of being the mirror of the patient's life, turning him into his adviser and the therapeutic relationship in counseling. Carl Rogers revolutionized psychotherapy with his concept of "client-centered therapy", in which any directive attitude on the part of the therapist is eliminated and avoids fragmenting the counselee's personality into "sick parts" and "healthy parts". Thus, counselor and counselee enter into a symbiotic relationship in which they develop a dialogue -committed, emotionally intense, and unpredictable- that allows the counselee to mature emotionally through the development of perceptions that rescue and integrate the totality of his or her lived experience. The process of becoming a person is a reference that offers a therapist's perspective on psychotherapy. A must read for anyone interested in clinical psychology or personal growth.