In the field of psychotherapy, Person-Centered Therapy stand out as the humanistic based therapy approach developed by Carl Rogers who regarded clients as having the underlying ability to recognize and have the diligence to resolve their inherent issues, realize potential and move to choose a more positive outlook on themselves and the world around them (Seligman, 2006). In essence, Person-Centered Therapy is a non-directive, positive, empathetic therapy model utilized by the therapist focusing directly on the client and their capability for positive adaptive change in their lives ultimately leading them to self-discovery and self-actualization. The Person-Centered Therapy has also been proven to mesh well with other theory models and, in doing
