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Mentioned in 12 episodes

On Becoming a Person

A Therapist's View of Psychotherapy

Book • 1995

In this book, Carl Rogers presents his theory of psychotherapy, focusing on client-centered therapy.

He argues that the therapeutic relationship is crucial for personal growth and healing.

Rogers emphasizes the importance of unconditional positive regard, empathy, and genuineness in the therapeutic process.

The book explores how individuals can become fully functioning by accepting their feelings, thoughts, and emotions, and by living in the present moment.

It also discusses the concept of 'becoming a person' as a continuous process of self-discovery and growth.

Mentioned by

Gregg Henriques

Jonathan Goodman

Mentioned in 12 episodes

Mentioned by

Kirk Honda

as a classic text in humanistic psychology.

Theoretical Orientation and the Relationship

Mentioned by

Gregg Henriques

when discussing psychological perspectives on authenticity.

Autonomy, Authenticity, and the Fragmented Self

Mentioned by

Emily Kasriel

as an influential book by a psychologist.

1069: Eight Steps for Excellent Listening with Emily Kasriel

Mentioned by Jordan Peterson for his insights into the psychophysiology of speech and the importance of genuineness in communication.

Aim at a Star - A 12 Rules for Life Lecture

Mentioned by

Pete Carroll

as one of the books that was at the foundation for Carl Rogers.

Pete Carroll || Winning with Meaning and Purpose

Mentioned by

Tim Clark

as a source of insights on self-awareness and personal growth.

4 Coaching Derailers That Are Ruining Your Career

Mentioned by

Jonathan Goodman

as a suggestion for someone in the advisory business to know themselves.

Jonathan Goodman (Deloitte): Governing Strategy

Mentioned by

Ram Ramanathan

as a foundational text for understanding person-centered therapy.

98 - Ram Ramanathan: Unpacking Systemic Coaching & Redefining the Industry

Mentioned by

Guy Claxton

as a seminal book that was about him and a big turning point.

Expanding How We Learn with Professor Guy Claxton

Mentioned by

Joshua Gibson

as a book that introduced him to Carl Roger's work and person-centered therapy.

426: The Story of My Life, Part 1, David is interviewed by Joshua Gibson, Host of the Psychological Weightlifting Podcas

Mentioned by

Eugenia Kuyda

as the main inspiration for building the Replika app.

How AI companions can help solve loneliness with Replika’s Eugenia Kuyda | E1758

Mentioned by

Greg McKeown

as a foundational text in understanding empathic listening and communication.

70. What's Essential: Greg on The Absolute Hell of Being Misunderstood

Mentioned as Rogers' 1961 book, read in preparation for a discussion group.

Bonus Episode . A Christian Perspective on the Life and Work of Psychologist Carl Rogers and his 1961 book. “In Becoming a Person”.

Mentioned by

Eugenia Kuyda

as a book that encapsulated everything about building a chatbot that listens and provides unconditional positive regard.

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Recommended by

Flynn Skidmore

as a highly effective way of relating to people.

What It’s Like to Want to Die

Recommended by

Flynn Skidmore

as a profoundly impactful book on understanding human experience and relating to others.

What It's Like to Want to Die

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