The Rev. Dr. Edward Ambrose "Ed"
on June 6, 2017 at 11:49 pm
I’m guessing that’s Father Lou Trotta,C.M. surrounded by nieces and nephews,but I have been far out of touch. I remember Father Lou’s kindness as a reflection of Saint Vincent’s warm heart.
Father Nolan’s reference to Carl Rogers can be helpful for those delving into the counseling process. At Seton Hall,my prof emphasized Rogerian philosophy;also,you may be interested in Charles Curran,S.J. who wrote “Counseling in Catholic Life and Education”,a catholic spin on the Rogerian process. We need to be cautious in taking Rogers to conclusion since the non-directive approach can result in tragedy; the essence is reflective of what the client tells us. Nevertheless,kudos to Father Nolan for presenting his inspired thinking.
I’m guessing that’s Father Lou Trotta,C.M. surrounded by nieces and nephews,but I have been far out of touch. I remember Father Lou’s kindness as a reflection of Saint Vincent’s warm heart.
Father Nolan’s reference to Carl Rogers can be helpful for those delving into the counseling process. At Seton Hall,my prof emphasized Rogerian philosophy;also,you may be interested in Charles Curran,S.J. who wrote “Counseling in Catholic Life and Education”,a catholic spin on the Rogerian process. We need to be cautious in taking Rogers to conclusion since the non-directive approach can result in tragedy; the essence is reflective of what the client tells us. Nevertheless,kudos to Father Nolan for presenting his inspired thinking.
You guys are the greatest!
Ed Ambrose,AA,St. Joe’s, 1957