Carl Rogers encouraged person-centered therapists to ________ during the process of therapy.

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Carl Rogers believed that the therapist's ability to be genuine and express their own true feelings, within appropriate boundaries, was crucial to creating a trusting and authentic therapeutic relationship. This approach allowed clients to feel seen, heard, and understood, and empowered them to explore their own feelings and experiences more deeply. Rogers did not encourage therapists to diagnose or explain their client's difficulties, or create lists of triggers without active collaboration with the client.

Carl Rogers Encouraged Person-Centered Therapists to ________ During the Process