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On becoming a good psychotherapist ; how good do we have to be?

Carl Rogers said: „There is something I do before we start the session. I let myself know that I am enough. Not perfect. But that I am a human, and that is enough. There is nothing this man can say or do or feel that I can't feel inside myself. I can be with him." During the education for psychotherapist and afterwards, there are so many things that psychotherapists need to be able, need to handle, need to master. And throughout this professional development, one can hear very often doubts among students and psychotherapists about their goodness. We intend to focus on exploring goodness among participants and our expectations regarding being a good therapist. We intend to focus on our own good experiences in psychotherapy and how we interpret them. We intend to explore shame as a sense of being judged by someone else. We intend to(re)examine meanings about these issues that we have created and share them with our peers during the workshop. We intend to heighten our awareness about our own goodness and heighten our capacity to distinguish being good and being perfect. We intend to reflect how this issues influence our practicing in gestalt therapy. This workshop includes an experiment, dialogue, working in group and pairs that raises an awareness about being good and being perfect psychotherapist.

psychotherapist ; experiment ; quality

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