How to Become a Psychotherapist (A Long and Winding Road of Growth)

Author: (English) John Carter, translated by Hu Mei
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: Early in his academic journey, the author noticed the various and immense pressures faced by counseling students. Often overwhelmed by a lack of adequate support, students frequently appeared confused and helpless. The author attempts to explore these professional, personal difficulties, anxieties, emotional dilemmas, and shortcomings from the students' perspective, as well as the unique and destabilizing process they endure. Students are often engulfed by their professional studies, internships, supervision courses, and personal psychotherapy, forced to juggle between school, family, and work, frequently feeling exhausted. The purpose of this book is to help students learn to control and improve the demands and challenges present in their studies, emphasizing the fact that psychotherapy learning itself can and should be a pleasant and rewarding process. How to Become a Psychotherapist is designed to serve as the standard textbook for training courses at all stages. It primarily targets psychotherapy and counseling students but is also suitable for certified practitioners, teachers, and supervisors who wish to view problems from a different perspective.