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  1. Expertise in psychotherapy - the views of Bernie Neville
  2. Anticipating ‘one hell of a lot of trouble’. Carl Rogers’ warning to his graduate students
  3. Peter F. Schmid's approach to person-centerd psychotherapy illustrated in a classic tale (Faust)
  4. The relevance of ontology in psychotherapy
  5. Carl Rogers' example of a white therapist interacting with a black African American client
  6. Kafka reading Kierkegaard - what Kierkegaard meant to Kafka
  7. Re-visioning the work of Barbara Brodley and Eugene Gendlin
  8. The influence of Rogers and Gendlin on how we understand psychosis experience
  9. Understanding psychosis from an existential ontological perspective
  10. Rogers and Goldstein redux: the actualizing person responding to trauma and loss
  11. Person-centered social ethics and asylum seekers/refugees
  12. Motivational Interviewing
  13. Carl Rogers and Heidegger
  14. Kafka
  15. Person-centered rehabilitation counselling
  16. Vocational adjustment of persons with spinal cord injuries
  17. Person-centered educational/vocational counseling
  18. Reply to Murphy (2009): The Vocational Focus in Rehabilitation Continues to be Valued
  19. Depression and occupational disability
  20. Gender differences in the perceptions of psychosocial experiences reported by persons with disabilities
  21. A Counselling Framework for Understanding Individual Experiences of Socially Constructed Disability
  22. Client Perspectives and Open-Ended Questions: A Reply to Dean, et al. (2000)
  23. CLIENT PERSPECTIVES AND OPEN-ENDED QUESTIONS: A REPLY TO DEAN, ET AL. (2000)
  24. Trends in articles about Australian rehabilitation counselling in the 1990s
  25. The perceptions of persons with disabilities concerning their relationships with service providers
  26. Qualitative Methods in Rehabilitation Research and their Relevance to Rehabilitation Counselling Practice
  27. Community integration, self-esteem, and vocational identity among persons with disabilities
  28. Personal Responses to Traumatic Brain Injury: A Qualitative Study
  29. Psychological adjustment to spinal cord injury
  30. Awareness of Deficit After Traumatic Brain Injury: A Literature Review
  31. Consumer Participation in Rehabilitation: An Unresolved Issue
  32. Most frequently cited rehabilitation psychology literature up to 1987