What is Organismic Valuing Process

Rogers defines the organismic valuing process as an ongoing process in which “experiences are viewed freshly and valued in terms of how well they serve the person’s sense of well-being and potential growth” (Cain, 2010, p. 25). In terms of person-centered therapists’ view, clients have an intrinsic motivation that enables them to experience fulfillment. As Cain (2010) points out, person-centered therapists play a role to make it possible for clients to fully engage in all experiences. So, if I incorporate this concept into my coaching modality, I’d like to support my clients’ motivation in the organismic valuing process, which encourages them to experience satisfaction in their lives.

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Person-Centered Psychotherapy