Many of Carl Rogers' previous books have been out of print. His daughter, Natalie Rogers, has made many of these books available again with up-dated introductions. Go to: Carl Rogers, books in print to order and to find out more about him.

There is also a relatively new book, Carl Rogers - The Quiet Revolutionary by Carl Rogers and David Russell published in 2002, available. It is an oral history that David Russell, the director of the oral history program at the University of California at Santa Barbara, recorded in 1985. UC Santa Barbara houses an extensive collection of Carl Rogers' works.

These books are invaluable in helping you understand what it means to be a true helper/facilitator. There is other excellent information on Carl Rogers - his work and his life available on this web site.

His books, with the new up-dated introductions, are also available at Amazon.com Books: Carl Rogers

They are listed in the Top Ten of ISOC's reading list. For a review of his books go to: ISOC top ten reading list

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