Mohamad, Mardiana and Abu Samah, Asnarulkhadi
(2012)
Person-centred approach to counseling : indicators of personal growth experienced by Malay clients.
In:
Psychology in Malaysia : Current Challenges and Future Directions.
Pearson , Kuala Lumpur, pp. 127-151.
ISBN 9789673492077
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Abstract
The emergence of the themes suggests that the Malay clients in the study did move in the direction of personal growth and maturity in the non-directive, egalitarian person-centred counselling. The flow of emotion experienced by clients indicated that, in the safe climate of person-centred counselling, where the client' positive and negative feelings were accepted and understood accurately by the counsellor, a tremendous sense of relief and comfort were felt by the client, as found by Watson (2002).
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