Carl Ransom Rogers

Grand Strand Scoreboard

-Black Bear. Flight Day;Low Gross,Low Net,Low Putts. Flight A;Low Gross Judy Hardin M/C 87;Low Net Sandy Sposato 64;Low Putts Phyllis Welch 30.Flight B;Low Gross Barb Finn 94;Low Net Char Pietrondi;Low Putts Marilyn Prota 32.Closest to Pin;Kathy Kolasky #6.Birdies;Kathy Kolasky,Iris Parr,Phyllis Welch,Donna Phelps,Judy Hardin,Sandy Sposato.Chip-Ins;Marcy Mawby,Phyllis Welch,Marley Cohen,Carol Szarka.

-Beechwood. Front Tie +8 1/2 Ron Ledonne, Jack O'hale, Gary Larouche, Jerry Way And Fred Langston,, Jack Christensen, Herb Johnson And Ed Castinidos. Back +12 1/2 And Overall 19, Bob Mabe, Ed Kerr, Fred Welch And Stan Kwasny. Flight Winners: A +6 Ed Kerr, B 7 1/2 Gary Larouche, C +5 1/2 Stan Kwasny And D +5 1/2 Jack Christensen. CTP: #4 Ray Ketcham +7'-0", #15 Stan Kwasny 5'-11"

-Meadowlands. Modified Stableford. Front: Adam Peters, Howie Murphy, Bruce Betner, DanBruscella +1.5; John Crowder, Steve Lawson, Bob Mec Leary,Bill Tyson +.5. Back: DickPuskar, Paul Hourigan, Richard Smith, Nick Caldararo +10; Don Boudreau, Rick Ellwanger, Dick Carter,Jack Monahan +4.5. Overall: Dick Puskar, Paul Hourigan, Richard Smith, NickCaldararo +9.5; Adam Peters,Howie Murphy, Bruce Betner, Dan Bruscella +5; DonBoudreau, Rick Ellwanger, Dick Carter, Jack Monahan +4. Flights: A.) Dick Puskar +2.5 B.) Jim Boone +5 C.) Dick Carter +6.5 D.) Jack Monahan +6. Super flight Dick Carter +6.5

-Pearl(West). Flight A: Low Gross: Monte Beebe 76. Low Net: John Webb 65. Flight B: Low Gross: Bill Jones 78. Low Net: Karl Pettersen 63. Flight C: Low Gross: Bill Kasten 73. Low Net: Eric Pope 66. Flight D: Low Gross: Don Woodgeard 82. Low Net: Norm Melanson 65. Flight E: Low Gross: Neil Prota 90. Low Net: Woody Chenault 68. Flight F: Low Gross: Ed Eaton 93. Low Net: Bob Heins 62. Closest-to-the-Pin (White tees): Dale Easter #4 7-0, Gene Anderson #8 1-5, Bill Jones #13 8-1, Karl Pettersen #17 3-5. Closest-to-the-Pin (Gold tees): Bob Davis #4 6-5, Miklos Buchelt #8 4-7, Norm Melanson #13 12-2, Ed Dolan #17 10-5.

Karl Dietz: Carl Ransom Rogers (1902-1987)

Es war noch 2010 ...

On Tue, Nov 30, 2010 at 1:41 PM, Karl Dietz < karl.dz @ gmail.com > wrote:
> dear all,
>
> es folgt eine längere mail zu einem genie.
>
> en avant.
>

wohin auch sonst :)

> nice day
>
>
> k
>
>
>>>> Datum:       Fri, 22 Aug 2003 09:47:39 +0200
>>>> Betreff:             [W2] Carl Ransom Rogers (1902-1987)
>>>>
>>>> Carl Ransom Rogers (1902-1987)
>>>>
>>>> Professor für Psychologie, Lehrtätigkeit an der Universität Chicago
>>>> und Forschung am Center for Studies of the Person in La Jolla,
>>>> Kalifornien.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> *   Nondirective," "client-centered," and "person-centered." are the
>>>> terms
>>>>    Rogers used successively, at different points in his career, for his
>>>>    method. This method involves removing obstacles so the client
>>>> can move
>>>>    forward, freeing him or her for normal growth and development. It
>>>>    emphasizes being fully present with the client and helping the
>>>> latter
>>>>    truly feel his or her own feelings, desires, etc.. Being
>>>>    "nondirective" lets the client deal with what he or she considers
>>>>    important, at his or her own pace.
>>>>
>>>> * Avoidance of Argument. Rogers was willing state his own position
>>>>    clearly, and hear you out and listen to your position carefully. He
>>>>    asked, "Can we learn from each other?" He was not interested in
>>>>    winning arguments.
>>>>
>>>> *  Case histories. Rogers was the first person to record and publish
>>>>    complete cases of psychotherapy.
>>>>
>>>> *  Congruence.

A way of being

On becoming a person, a therapist's view of psychotherapy

The Carl Rogers reader

Client-Centered Therapy, Its Current Practice, Implications and Theory

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