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Self-care for the mental health practitioner : the theory, research and practice of preventing and addressing the occupational hazards of the profession

By:

Malinowski, A J

Publication details: London Jessica Kingsley Publishers 2014ISBN:

1849059926
9781849059923

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Summary: This book emphasises the importance of self-care in the field of psychotherapy. It examines the role of the therapist, how the nature of the profession can lead to decreased psychological well-being, and discusses self-care strategies and techniques to help practitioners maintain psychological health.

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This book emphasises the importance of self-care in the field of psychotherapy. It examines the role of the therapist, how the nature of the profession can lead to decreased psychological well-being, and discusses self-care strategies and techniques to help practitioners maintain psychological health.

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