Godfrey T Barrett‐lennard
Biographic Data
| ID | 1359758 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Godfrey T Barrett‐lennard |
| GIVEN NAMES | Godfrey T |
| FAMILY NAME | Barrett‐lennard |
| SIGNATURE | LENNARD G T B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Murdoch University |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-2820-6911 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1962 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
A Changing Consciousness Over the Life Journey
A fresh tracing of phases of experience from birth to approaching death is the terrain of this article. It is a momentous journey variably overlooked in everyday living with all the preoccupations of the immediate “now” of this journey. A new-born baby is conscious, and at age 5 or 6, enormous strides have already been taken in evolving consciousness. Experience in the period of primary schooling is a major further saga. Relationships are increas…
The Roosevelt years
This study explores broad features of political culture and event of the 1930s and World War 2 years, viewed in relation to the emergence and rapid early growth of the new therapy of Carl Rogers. The paper traces Rogers' early professional life and examines distinctive emphases in sociopolitical thought and development during Franklin D. Roosevelt's leadership as President over the prolonged emergency of the Great Depression and the crisis of the…
Co-Actualization
The person-centered approach, positive psychology, and also neuroscience contribute evidence of a tendency toward actualization inherent in living organisms. In this article, the authors build on the observation that actualization in humans tends particularly to be promoted by being in well-functioning relationships with others. Each such fruitful relationship has a self-developing quality as well as being enhancing to the relationship partners.T…
The phases and focus of empathy
Interpersonal empathy is a subtle and multisided phenomenon which can, nevertheless, lend itself to systematic portrayal and investigation. This paper further refines the author's account of empathy as involving a sequence of distinct steps or phases. Freshly introduced here is the idea of empathic response not only to self‐experience but also towards relationships conceived as emergent living wholes with their own felt presence and individuality…
The Helping Relationship
The empathy cycle
Delineates a sequence of distinct stages involved in empathic interaction and describes conditions that initiate this sequence, which has 3 main interior phases: (Phase 1) empathic resonation by Person A in response to B (who is personally expressive in some way), (Phase 2) A's attempt to convey responsive understanding to B, and (Phase 3) B's actual reception/awareness of A's communication. When the process continues, Phase 1 is again the core f…
A New Model of Communicational-Relational Systems in Intensive Groups
An original, systematic way of viewing the process-structure of intensive groups is presented. An analysis and portrayal of the interior "ecology" of groups is given, focusing on the various forms, interconnection, and magnitude of interactional-relational subsystems that comprise the channels for interpersonal learning. Group size, composition, and leadership are critical determinants of the numerical and qualitative range of dyads, triads, quad…
Empathy in human relationships
Based on a presentation to the annual conference of the Australian Psychological Society in Perth, August 1974
Dimensions of therapist response as causal factors in therapeutic change.
This study is a preliminary attempt to connect cause and effect in the therapy process. Its chief stimulus and theoretical base is Rogers' conception of the necessary conditions for therapeutic change. Specifically, it begins with the proposition that therapeutic personality change occurs in proportion to the degree that the client experiences certain qualities in his therapist's response to him. The total sample consisted of 42 clients in the Co…
The phases and focus of empathy
Interpersonal empathy is a subtle and multisided phenomenon which can, nevertheless, lend itself to systematic portrayal and investigation. This paper further refines the author's account of empathy as involving a sequence of distinct steps or phases. Freshly introduced here is the idea of empathic response not only to self‐experience but also towards relationships conceived as emergent living wholes with their own felt presence and individuality…
Empathy in human relationships
Based on a presentation to the annual conference of the Australian Psychological Society in Perth, August 1974
Co-Actualization
The person-centered approach, positive psychology, and also neuroscience contribute evidence of a tendency toward actualization inherent in living organisms. In this article, the authors build on the observation that actualization in humans tends particularly to be promoted by being in well-functioning relationships with others. Each such fruitful relationship has a self-developing quality as well as being enhancing to the relationship partners.T…
The Roosevelt years
This study explores broad features of political culture and event of the 1930s and World War 2 years, viewed in relation to the emergence and rapid early growth of the new therapy of Carl Rogers. The paper traces Rogers' early professional life and examines distinctive emphases in sociopolitical thought and development during Franklin D. Roosevelt's leadership as President over the prolonged emergency of the Great Depression and the crisis of the…
A New Model of Communicational-Relational Systems in Intensive Groups
An original, systematic way of viewing the process-structure of intensive groups is presented. An analysis and portrayal of the interior "ecology" of groups is given, focusing on the various forms, interconnection, and magnitude of interactional-relational subsystems that comprise the channels for interpersonal learning. Group size, composition, and leadership are critical determinants of the numerical and qualitative range of dyads, triads, quad…
Dimensions of therapist response as causal factors in therapeutic change.
This study is a preliminary attempt to connect cause and effect in the therapy process. Its chief stimulus and theoretical base is Rogers' conception of the necessary conditions for therapeutic change. Specifically, it begins with the proposition that therapeutic personality change occurs in proportion to the degree that the client experiences certain qualities in his therapist's response to him. The total sample consisted of 42 clients in the Co…
Empathy in human relationships
Based on a presentation to the annual conference of the Australian Psychological Society in Perth, August 1974
A New Model of Communicational-Relational Systems in Intensive Groups
An original, systematic way of viewing the process-structure of intensive groups is presented. An analysis and portrayal of the interior "ecology" of groups is given, focusing on the various forms, interconnection, and magnitude of interactional-relational subsystems that comprise the channels for interpersonal learning. Group size, composition, and leadership are critical determinants of the numerical and qualitative range of dyads, triads, quad…
The empathy cycle
Delineates a sequence of distinct stages involved in empathic interaction and describes conditions that initiate this sequence, which has 3 main interior phases: (Phase 1) empathic resonation by Person A in response to B (who is personally expressive in some way), (Phase 2) A's attempt to convey responsive understanding to B, and (Phase 3) B's actual reception/awareness of A's communication. When the process continues, Phase 1 is again the core f…
The Helping Relationship
The phases and focus of empathy
Interpersonal empathy is a subtle and multisided phenomenon which can, nevertheless, lend itself to systematic portrayal and investigation. This paper further refines the author's account of empathy as involving a sequence of distinct steps or phases. Freshly introduced here is the idea of empathic response not only to self‐experience but also towards relationships conceived as emergent living wholes with their own felt presence and individuality…
Co-Actualization
The person-centered approach, positive psychology, and also neuroscience contribute evidence of a tendency toward actualization inherent in living organisms. In this article, the authors build on the observation that actualization in humans tends particularly to be promoted by being in well-functioning relationships with others. Each such fruitful relationship has a self-developing quality as well as being enhancing to the relationship partners.T…
The Roosevelt years
This study explores broad features of political culture and event of the 1930s and World War 2 years, viewed in relation to the emergence and rapid early growth of the new therapy of Carl Rogers. The paper traces Rogers' early professional life and examines distinctive emphases in sociopolitical thought and development during Franklin D. Roosevelt's leadership as President over the prolonged emergency of the Great Depression and the crisis of the…
A Changing Consciousness Over the Life Journey
A fresh tracing of phases of experience from birth to approaching death is the terrain of this article. It is a momentous journey variably overlooked in everyday living with all the preoccupations of the immediate “now” of this journey. A new-born baby is conscious, and at age 5 or 6, enormous strides have already been taken in evolving consciousness. Experience in the period of primary schooling is a major further saga. Relationships are increas…
Psychology (9 works) · Social Psychology (7 works) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (5 works) · Attachment and Relationship Dynamics (4 works) · Social Psychology (4 works) · Counseling, Therapy, and Family Dynamics (3 works) · Empathy (3 works) · Epistemology (3 works) · Psychoanalysis (3 works) · Psychotherapist (3 works)