On becoming a person : a therapist's view of psychotherapy / Carl R. Rogers, Ph. D.

Includes bibliography.

pt. 1: Speaking personally. "This is me" --
pt. 2: How can I be of help?. Some hypotheses regarding the facilitation of personal growth ; The characteristics of a helping relationship ; What we know about psychotherapy, objectively and subjectively --
pt. 3: The process of becoming a person. Some of the directions evident in therapy ; What it means to become a person ; A process conception of psychotherapy --
pt. 4: A philosophy of persons. "To be that self which one truly is" : a therapist's view of personal goals ; A therapist's view of the good life : the fully functioning person --
pt. 5: Getting at the facts : the place of research in psychotherapy. Persons or science? : a philosophical question ; Personality change in psychotherapy ; Client-centered therapy in its context of research --
pt. 6: What are the implications for living?. Personal thoughts on teaching and learning ; Significant learning : in therapy and in education ; Student-centered teaching as experienced by a participant ; The implications of client-centered therapy for family life ; Dealing with breakdowns in communication, interpersonal and intergroup ; A tentative formulation of a general law of interpersonal relationships ; Toward a theory of creativity --
pt. 7: The behavioral sciences and the person. The growing power of the behavioral sciences ; The place of the individual in the new world of the behavioral sciences --
Appendix. A chronological bibliography of the publications of Carl R. Rogers, 1930-1960.