One Aspect of Therapy Sessions is Empathy
Words: 899 Pages: 3 2170"Empathy is seeing with the eyes of another, listening with the ears of another, and feeling with the heart of another," - Alfred Adler. In the early 1900s, therapy treatment methods were mostly 'counselor-centered.' This practical approach focused on the teachings, suggestions, mentoring, and influencing skills of the counselor. It remained prevalent until Carl Rogers introduced client-centered therapy in the 1930s. Initially, he referred to his method as non-directive therapy. Today, it is known as the Rogerian Theory or person-centered […]
