Lidský vztah jako součást profese – Kopřiva Karel (2024)

Psychotherapeutic chapters for social, educational, and healthcare professions ********** How to better develop relationships with clients, how to avoid looming dangers, and where to find psychological energy for serving others, advises an experienced psychotherapist. In professions where direct help is provided from one person to another, interpersonal relationships play a key role - the relationship between the worker and the one being helped - whether it is a student in school, a patient in a hospital, a resident in a nursing home, or a client in a psychological counseling center. This brings significant burdens and risks for representatives of these professions: on one hand, there is the threat of misunderstanding the inner world of entrusted children or adults, misuse of power for manipulation, and on the other hand, excessive self-sacrifice for clients, leading to stress and burnout for the worker. How to better understand and develop human relationships with clients, how to avoid looming dangers, and where to find and replenish psychological energy for serving others is advised by an experienced psychotherapist and counseling psychologist in an engaging book supplemented with numerous practical examples.