What You Are To Be, You Are

Life, At Its Best, Is A Flowing, Changing Process In Which Nothing Is Fixed.

It Is Astonishing How Elements That Seem Insoluble Become Soluble When Someone Listens.

People Only Seriously Consider Change When They Feel Accepted For Exactly Who They Are.

The Kind Of Caring That The Client-centered Therapist Desires To Achieve Is A Gullible Caring, In Which Clients Are Accepted As They Say They Are, Not With A Lurking Suspicion In The Therapist's Mind That They May, In Fact, Be Otherwise. This Attitude Is Not Stupidity On The Therapist's Part; It Is The Kind Of Attitude That Is Most Likely To Lead To Trust.

If We Value Independence, If We Are Disturbed By The Growing Conformity Of Knowledge, Of Values, Of Attitudes, Which Our Present System Induces, Then We May Wish To Set Up Conditions Of Learning Which Make For Uniqueness, For Self-direction, And For Self-initiated Learning.