O PROCESSO DE SE TORNAR TERAPEUTA ROGERIANO: NA MIRA DO OLHAR DO OUTRO

Abstract

The Person-Centered Approach (PCA) brings the vision of human being with potential, free, autonomous and able to self-actualization. Get into in the process, selfunderstanding and the relationship with the other are important besides that the understanding the other also involves understanding oneself. This work seeks to understand the process of becoming a therapist supported by the Person-Centered Approach. The construction presented here relied on the theoretical contributions of the existentialist Jean-Paul Sartre, with regard to the issues of the look of the other and the concept of congruence by Carl Rogers. The work consists of an account of my experience as a clinical intern at a Public University of Paraíba. The methodological procedures used allowed an approximation of my feelings, which were registered in the form of a Sense Version (SV), an instrument developed by Amatuzzi; Fault Version (FV) and Before Version (BV), instrument resulting from the supervised internship. In these records I put my feelings and emotions either after the appointments, before, or in their absence. For ACP, the therapeutic process is relational, so as a trainee, I needed to be involved in the theoretical study, clinical care, supervision and my individual psychotherapy. From my experience it was possible to see how the other impacts my way of being and how auto-perception in the relationship with the client is important for the professional and personal training of the beginning therapist.