John C. Norcross,James D. Guy Jr.
Wise, warm, and authoritative, this straight-talking guide addresses the real-world struggles that psychotherapists face in balancing their professional and personal lives. It demonstrates that recognizing and tending to one's physical, emotional, and spiritual needs not only feels good--it also leads to more effective and ethical practice as a clinician. The book describes and illustrates 12 self-care strategies that are grounded in the authors' extensive research and clinical experience. Interwoven throughout are insights and recommendations from other master therapists, "self-care checklists," and suggestions for further reading. Lively and engaging, this affordableÂ  resource is ideal for a broad range of professionals and students.
Psychology,Psychology,Counselling,Health,Mental Health,Social Science,Social Work,Nonfiction,Self Help
Leaving It at the Office, First Edition: A Guide to Psychotherapist Self-Care