According to Rogers, in such cases, intervention therapist, who, using a patient-centered psychotherapy, non-directional, will tend to the restructuring of the "I», identity in terms of giving it the necessary flexibility and openness to the real life experience. In addressing these challenges, "I" person like again finds itself, i.e., acquires new qualities required viable.
The concept involves Rogers with the use of a particular type of psychotherapy - "humanistic psychotherapy" based on a categorical statement undoubted great value of any individual and create an atmosphere for her unconditional positive attitude atmosphere of warmth and trust.
According to Rogers, the warm attitude of the doctor to the patient is gradually transformed into a warm relationship to the patient himself, which serves as the leading therapeutic factor.