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What is humanistic psychology?
What is humanistic psychology?
Dr. Tiffany Polzin is a humanistic psychologist. She believes that all people are unique, and should be seen as a whole person. Simply put, people should not be defined by their diagnosis.
What is humanistic psychology?
What is humanistic psychology?
What is humanistic psychology?
Humanistic psychology helps people realize that they are inherently good. The approach is holistic in nature, and focuses on a person's potential, their free will, and their creativity. Humanistic Psychology helps people to see themselves as a "whole person greater than the sum of their parts." It [Humanistic Psychology] aims to inspire
Humanistic psychology helps people realize that they are inherently good. The approach is holistic in nature, and focuses on a person's potential, their free will, and their creativity. Humanistic Psychology helps people to see themselves as a "whole person greater than the sum of their parts." It [Humanistic Psychology] aims to inspire people to focus on the self-exploration of their own behavior(s), instead of focusing on the behavior in other people.
Goals
What is humanistic psychology?
Goals
As a Humanistic Psychologist, Dr. Polzin Believes in the basic tenants of the model: empathy - views a person's concerns as if the psychologist were experiencing it, congruence - the perspective of how a person feels inside and if that feeling matches their outwardly appearance, and unconditional positive regard - full acceptance of who a person believes they are without question.