Reflections on Human Potential: Bridging the Person-centered Approach and Positive Psychology - Softcover
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In this companion volume to his well-received Embracing Non-directivity, Brian Levitt once again brings together an impressive international collection of Person-Centred writers. The actualizing tendency serves here as a catalyst for a diverse and thought-provoking collection of essays, each reflecting on various aspects of human potential within the context of Person-Centred theory and practice. These essays, while shedding further light on the Person-Centred Approach, also build bridges to the emerging discipline of Positive Psychology.
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About the Author
Brian E. Levitt, Psy.D., C.Psych. is a senior psychologist with Kaplan and Kaplan Psychologists in Hamilton, Ontario, where he has a practice in rehabilitation psychology. Prior to immigrating to Canada, Brian was a clinical psychologist in the United States. While there, he trained for three years at the Chicago Counseling and Psychotherapy Center, the center that grew from Carl Rogers work at the University of Chicago. After his studies at the Center, which included a post-doctoral fellowship, he joined the staff as a therapist and trainer. He also trained for two years at the Pre-Therapy Institute in Chicago, under the tutelage of Garry Prouty, earning certification in the practice of Pre-Therapy. Brian has edited two books with PCCS: Embracing Non-directivity and Reflections on Human Potential.
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