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• A Reply to Questions and Misconceptions  Godfrey T. Barrett-Lennard.

• What is Client-Centered Therapy? What is It Not? Barbara Brodley.

• Evaluating One's Person-Centeredness Jo Cohen.

• A Counter-Theory of Transference  John M. Shlien.

• The Development of Nondirective Therapy  Nat Raskin.

• A Client-Centered Psychotherapy Practice Barbara Brodley.

• Instructions for Beginning to Practice Client-Centered Therapy  Barbara Brodley.

• Considerations When Responding to Questions and Requests In Client-Centered Therapy Barbara Brodley.

• Concerning "Transference," "Countertransference," and Other Psychoanalytically-Developed Concepts from a Client/Person-Centered Perspective. Barbara Temaner Brodley, Ph.D. ISPP - Chicago. USA

• Carl Rogers and Transpersonal Psychology  John Keith Wood. Estância Jatobá 13820 Jaguariúna, Brazil

• Actualization: A Functional Concept in Client-Centered Therapy Jerold D. Bozarth & Barbara Temaner Brodley

• Client-Centered Play Therapy With Implications for Parent - Child Relationships Julius Seeman. George Peabody College for Teachers. USA.
• The Person Centered Approach to Conflict Transformation. - Jere Moorman/Center for Studies of the Person. California. USA

• "You Can't Feel Your Thoughts": A Clinical Note on the Experience of Schizophrenia. Ferdinand van der Veen, Encinitas, California, USA.

• Principled and Instrumental Nondirectiveness in Person-Centered and Client-Centered Therapy.  Barry Grant. Chicago, Illinois

• Carl Rogers, More Relevant Today Than Freud  - Ed Khan.
  
• Purposes, Processes, and Products of the Task Force on Empirically Supported Therapy Relationships. John C. Norcross University of Scranton