Person-centered therapy is more of a psychotherapeutic than a psychodynamic model that examines what empowers people in a more in-depth and holistic way. Rogers believed that everyone should focus on their own current interpretation of a situation rather than another's interpretation. He believed that being genuine and empathetic to the client helped get to the bottom of a confrontation and made it easier to help the person become nostalgic and problem-free. Rogers' and Maslow's theories are similar, but Roger's theory does not have as simple a step model as Maslow's. Nonetheless, both helped the actualization of one's true self become easier for