Person-centred process reflection
Track the conditions, the client’s process level, and the therapist’s own congruence — the person-centred alternative to formulating about a client.
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Classical person-centred theory is suspicious of formulation itself: to diagnose is to place the therapist in the position of expert on the client’s experience, which is exactly the external locus of evaluation the therapy is trying to undo. What replaces it is disciplined attention to the conditions and to the client’s moment-by-moment process.
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