Authors

Barbara Temaner Brodley’s (1932 – 2007) graduate teaching, consultation, international workshop presentations and publications have established her as one of the foremost authorities on the theory and practice of client-centered therapy. Brodley received her Ph.D. from the University of Chicago in Clinical Psychology and Human Development.  At the…

Yvonne Bates is committed to the development of an inclusive and collaborative therapeutic community, campaigning against the academic expropriation and professionalisation of practice. She is keen to challenge the myth of the therapist as expert and to encourage theorists, practitioners and policy makers to work in genuine partnership with clients…

Jerold Bozarth was Professor Emeritus of the University of Georgia, where his tenure included Chair of the Department of Counseling and Human Development, Director of the Rehabilitation Counseling Program and Director of the Person-Centered Studies Project. He was a consultant for person-centred training programmes in the Czech Republic and Portugal;…

Godfrey (Goff) Barrett-Lennard is Honorary Fellow in Psychology at Murdoch University in Perth, Australia, and in part-time practice. He left Perth in the mid-1950s to study with Carl Rogers, graduating (PhD, 1959) from the University of Chicago. His career continued in the United States, New South Wales and Canada, until…

Nick Baker retired as Senior Lecturer in Counselling at St Martin’s College, Lancaster in August 2007. He worked for 20 years as a counsellor educator with a special interest in experiential approaches to psychotherapy. He has published book chapters (including a chapter in The Tribes of the Person-Centred Nation), papers…

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