Counselling
Person-centered Counselling
Person-centered counselling supports people in change and orientation processes and in clarifying and resolving personal issues. The focus is on the individual person and their opportunities to grow and develop further. The counselor accompanies those seeking advice on their way to understanding themselves better and finding their own coherent solutions.
The inner attitude of the counselors is based on acceptance and appreciation, careful contact and deep, empathetic understanding. Carl Rogers developed this approach to humanistic psychology in America in the 1950s and demonstrated its effectiveness through countless tape recordings.
A supporting, genuine relationship between the person seeking advice and the counselor is considered a central resource for opening up and changing. Just like the clarification of everything that has not yet been felt, understood, sorted, in order to understand it better in conversation, to grasp it more deeply and to find a basis for new, coherent and value-based steps.
"Being empathetic means seeing the world through the eyes of others and not our world through their eyes."
The effectiveness of the person-centered method has been scientifically proven several times. It finds its way into many other therapeutic directions.
"Man discovers that he is ever more ready
to be with greater accuracy and depth that self that he truly is."
Carl R. Rogers