How to Survive as a Psychotherapist - Tapa blanda

We set ourselves up as wise and trustworthy, armed with skills that will help people to unravel their problems. Yet we know we are still anxious, still prone to fright and uncertainty and depression, aware of how unpracticed we are, and how little we know.
It's a feeling most young therapists will be familiar with - should be familiar with, according to Nina Coltart. For psychotherapists, uniquely, learn to make use of their weaknesses as they mature in their professional calling.
This is one of the many paradoxes explored in How to Survive as a Psychotherapist. Therapy can be tough, challenging, and lonely - but also exciting, satisfying, and hugely enjoyable. This book follows the professional life of a psychotherapist; examines the nuances between therapy and analysis, explores--the complex relationship between therapist and patient, and describes how to build and manage a successful practice.
For practicing therapists or students of psychotherapy this is a guide, not only to how to survive, but how to be happy and creative. For those in therapy or interested in learning about the psychotherapeutic process, it is a revealing insider's account of a fascinating profession.