In this episode of Person-Centred Conversations, Sheila Haugh interviews Peggy Natiello about the evolution of the person-centred approach, her experiences working with Carl Rogers, and her perspectives on the approach today. Peter Blundell contributes to the discussion, sharing how Peggy's book has profoundly influenced his own practice.

Peggy's Book - https://www.pccs-books.co.uk/products/the-person-centred-approach-a-passionate-presence

Person-Centred Practice Community

In this episode, Peter Blundell and Helen Skelton introduce the Person-Centred Practice Community, a space for exploring person-centred counselling and psychotherapy. They share their journeys into practice, reflect on their connections with Carl Rogers' theory, and address common stereotypes about person-centred practitioners. This warm and insightful conversation invites listeners to contribute their own experiences and be part of this evolving dialogue on person-centred practice in a modern context.

Brodley, B. (1999). Reasons for responses expressing the therapist’s frame of reference in client-centered therapy, The Person-Centered Journal 6(1).

Person-Centred Practice Community