Person-centered therapy also encourages clients to use self-understanding instead of relying on a psychologist's interpretation of the situation to solve the problem. Another key concept in person-centered therapy is the use of unconditional positive regard, that no matter what the client says or does, they can count on the therapist to always be warm and accepting. The effectiveness of person-centered therapy provides real insight into human nature and the need for people to feel accepted by another person. It is particularly interesting that aspiring counselors are taught acceptance as a basic skill, demonstrating the importance of Carl Rogers' philosophy. Furthermore, I will implement this philosophy in my career as