KnowraPerson-Centered TherapyLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Person-Centered Therapy, each with the reason it gives.All 11Broader topic 3Related 3Narrower topic 1Compared with 4Cognitive behavioral therapyCompared with: Its non-directive stance contrasts with CBT’s more structured sessions and planned exercises.Motivational interviewingRelated: Its relationship-centered principles strongly influenced motivational interviewing.Humanistic psychologyBroader topic: It translates humanistic assumptions into a therapeutic relationship designed to foster self-directed change.Carl RogersBroader topic: Rogers developed this approach, first calling it client-centered therapy.Existential psychotherapyRelated: It shares a non-directive, relational emphasis while grounding its practice in a different framework.Martin BuberCompared with: Rogers’s therapeutic relationship drew on dialogue and presence, while developing a distinct clinical framework.CountertransferenceCompared with: Its emphasis on the therapist’s congruence offers a different framework for understanding personal emotional responses.Psychodynamic psychotherapyCompared with: It shares attention to the therapeutic relationship but does not generally interpret unconscious conflict.PsychotherapistBroader topic: It illustrates a relationship-focused approach to therapeutic change.CongruenceNarrower topic: Congruence is one of its central therapist conditions for constructive change.Unconditional loveRelated: Carl Rogers's idea of unconditional positive regard gives this ideal a specific therapeutic form.