Carl Rogers on Encounter Groups

accept administrators asked attitudes aware basic encounter become behavior believe Carl Rogers chapter close communication counter group deal deep deeply described Ellen emotional ence encounter group experience example experiencing express façade faculty fear feelings felt freedom Future Shock group facilitation group members group process growth half half half happen hope human individual intensive group experience interpersonal interpersonal relationships involved John Birch Society kind later leader learned living loneliness marriage married couples mean meet ment mother National Training Laboratories negative never nonverbal communication occur organization pain participants person positive possible problem psychological psychotherapy question realize relation relationship responsible rience risk seems sensitivity training sessions shell significant simply situation spontaneous staff statements Synanon T-group talk teachers tell tend things tion trust understanding vidual week weekend whole wish workshop