Thanks Ron, just accidental bits of information which sometimes spark off
something coherent!!!

Biraj

Ron Carson wrote:

> Hello Biraj:
>
> You are a wealth of information.... thanks!!!!
>
> ron
>
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> On 3/28/2003,[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> I> Hi Sam:
>
> I> Off the top of my head, in my opinion client centeredness is a value
> I> laden approach of viewing individuals whom we (health care providers)
> I> provide our services to.  I don't see it as a conceptual framework.  The
> I> idea of client centeredness is derived from the ideas of Carl Rogers,
> I> the humanist Psychologist.  The original idea behind it was to prevent
> I> health care professionals from viewing individuals from a prescriptive
> I> and passive role of patients, but rather as individuals whose needs,
> I> values and participation are integral to their care both in
> I> interventions and recovery - thus he gave precedence to the use of the
> I> term clients.  Later Carl Rogers went a step further and re-named the
> I> idea of client-centeredness as person-centeredness.
>
> I> With regards to the Canadian Model of Occupational Performance (CMOP),
> I> this conceptual model is substantively informed by the values of
> I> client-centeredness and has its heart the client-centered approach.
>
> I> Hope this is helpful,
>
> I> Biraj
>
> I> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> >> Hello everyone,
> >> I have a question and was hoping to receive some input.  I am doing a
> >> research study and need to have a specific conceptual framework to
> >> guide the study.  Client-centered; Is this just a treatment approach
> >> or is this considered a conceptual framework. I would really
> >> appreciate any input.
> >> Thanks,
> >> Sam
>
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