Person-Centered Counseling

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Person-Centered Counseling

The person-oriented interviewing style aims to address specific things that affect an individual. The main focus of this humanistic strategy of dealing with people concentrates on conscious human perspectives. Besides, this client-oriented interview-style enables a practitioner to improve the quality of data collected during an interview process. This interviewing process appeals to me due to the increasing need for offering customized counseling services (Ivey, Ivey, & Zalaquett, 2017). The counseling landscape is significantly changing, necessitating the application of measures that can deal with specific individual concerns, rather than addressing general matters. The selected reading provides an example of Dalisay, 31, who had a problem living with her parents (p. 325). This is a piece of evidence that an interview cannot be generalized but focused on the respondent. Besides, different clients are likely to react differently based on the subject of...