| 单词 | client-centred |
| 释义 | > as lemmasclient-centred client-centred adj. (a) that focuses on the needs or desires of the client; (b) Psychology of or designating a technique of non-directive therapy first developed by Carl Rogers, in which the therapist concentrates on communicating warmth, understanding, and acceptance as the client explores the roots of, and potential solutions to, his or her emotional problems (cf. Rogerian adj.). ΘΚΠ the world > health and disease > healing > psychiatry > [adjective] > relating to psychotherapy > other types transpersonal1905 client-centred1931 Rogerian1946 Couéistic1950 Morita1953 1931 Social Forces 9 465/2 Her [sc. the social worker's] thought ceases to be client-centered. 1944 C. R. Rogers in Marriage & Family Living 6 69/1 The keynote of client-centered therapy is the counselor's attitude of acceptance and willingness to understand. 1967 Observer 5 Nov. 37/3 The YES [= Youth Employment Service] is client-centred, not job-centred. 2005 S. Vincent Being Empathic i. 29 The attitude of high regard held by the client-centred counsellor for the dignity and worth of individuals is a fundamental differentiation between client-centred therapy and a great many other approaches. 2007 M. A. Wilson J. Morgan iii. 17/2 A prime example of Morgan's client-centered approach is the Mediterranean-style residence she designed in 1911 for Walter Starr. < as lemmas |
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