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Carl Rogers was a cornerstone of humanistic psychology, fundamentally shifting therapy from a diagnostic model to a person-centered approach. He posited that for an individual to achieve 'self-actualization,' they require an environment characterized by genuineness, empathy, and unconditional positive regard. This concept involves providing total support and acceptance regardless of a client's actions or feelings. By pioneering clinical research into the therapeutic process, Rogers proved that a non-judgmental, authentic relationship between therapist and client is the primary driver of psychological healing and personal growth.