Carl Rogers   CARL ROGERS: A Daughter’s Tribute A remarkable CD-Rom to see description & technical specifications, click here

Carl Rogers These Carl Rogers pages have been created to assist students, faculty and other individuals wishing to research the life and works of my father. Please note: the bibliography link contains the most complete reference list of books and articles by and about Carl Rogers. It is excerpted from the Carl Rogers oral history book and the Carl Rogers CD Rom. Also, note the link to the Carl Rogers archives in Santa Barbara.   The most complete documentation of Carl’s life is contained in the CD Rom: Carl Rogers: A Daughter’s Tribute. This remarkable archive includes excerpts from Carl's 16 books, over 120 photographs spanning his lifetime, an updated and extensive bibliography, and award-winning, vintage video footage from his early counseling days, his encounter groups and his 85th birthday talk in which he describes his work in South Africa. Carl Rogers: A Daughter's Tribute Carl Rogers (1902–1987) was one of the founders of the humanistic psychology movement and the most influential psychologist in American history. He wrote 16 books and more than two hundred articles and received many honors, including the Distinguished Scientific Contribution Award of the American Psychological Association. CARL ROGERS: The Quiet Revolutionary, An Oral History by David E. Russell This unique kind of autobiography explores Carl Rogers life through a series of interviews. Click here to read more about the book