… Despite the perception that self-care is especially … about practicing self-care and engaging
in personal therapy than men … and commitment to self-care and offer practical suggestions in …

… to perform the self-care activities. As one therapist expressed it, ‘I show it in practice for the
client … The occupational therapists also tried to listen to what the clients were saying, to get an …

… Studies of mindfulness training as a means of self-care for students and therapists in training
find increased tolerance of physical and emotional pain, higher levels of energy, feelings of …

… the professional training of future therapists. The present study examined the effects of one
approach to self-care, Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR), for therapists in training. …

… One participant described how previous therapy had helped them to encounter the practice:
“I think all that psychodynamic therapy that I’ve had means that … there was nothing painful …

… his mother alive or not stealing—caring for others versus self-preservation. e dilemma of Heinz
… self-care. Within this larger human pull of altruism versus selfcare, counselors, therapists, …

… of care. Results: Of the 85 study participants, 41 were assigned to family therapy and 44 to
CBT guided self-care. … in the guided self-care group than in the family therapy group; however, …

… Interventions Cognitive behavior therapy delivered by experienced therapists plus usual
care (UC), or UC alone. Usual care was enhanced in both groups with a structured HF …

Psychotherapists who work with the chronic illness tend to disregard their own self‐care
needs when focusing on the needs of clients. The article discusses the concept of compassion …

… to one another, relative to their therapist, and so on. I propose a parallel paradigmatic shift
in our understanding of therapists and professional selfcare, where we look at professionals’ …