Unconditional Positive Regard Explained

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Unconditional positive regard, also known as "UPR" is associated with Carl Rogers, the founder of Person-centred therapy. Unconditional positive regard refers to accepting and valuing the client precisely as they are without judgement, criticism or evaluation.

[@archangelrach1359]

Just started level 3 counselling skills which I am loving ❤ Really love you guys. I instantly feel good about the beauty of counselling when I watch you. Thanks so much xx

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Thank you

[@Jacey922]

Wow, you've just opened my eyes straight away 😂 I had a tough upbringing around addictions and poverty, so I always say I'm non judgmental, but I so am! I do judge the richer. Wow 😂. Thank you.

[@koolforkatss9155]

Thank you for this video, it’s great to hear your experience. UPR is an essential aspect of therapy but not always easy to achieve!

[@saimasiddiq5628]

Really interesting session 👏👏👏

[@violakabigabwa9240]

What a lovely video

[@Counsellingtutor1]

Unconditional Positive Regard in counselling PDF download counsellingtutor.com/037-transference-countertransference-unconditional-positive-regard/

[@trangnguyen8752]

Thank you

[@lubna2222]

I just have a question... if a client mentions about suicide ideation but not clearly what intervention would a pct therapist would take ? And how tht would have an affect on client ?

[@jhsoup4393]

the link in the page for the handout doesnt work

[@saimasiddiq5628]

I couldn't find the link for the pdf

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