Margot Phaneuf, RN., Ph.D.

2009, revised, dec.2013

Since nursing is a helping profession, the principles set forth by Carl Rogers are particularly pertinent because the helping relationship, which we acknowledge as his main heritage, has been taught and practiced in nursing for decades. But even though we are familiar with his work on personal growth, education, human relationships and psychiatry, at least superficially, we perhaps do not realize to what extent his theory, centred on the person, whether it be the patient or the student, can be subversive.

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Carl Rogers, the man and his ideas