… professionals and can have a negative impact on their clinical work, whilst engagement in
self-care can help promote therapist well-being. This literature review examines the role of …

… e dilemma of Heinz is a sample of the larger human drama of altruism versus self-care.
Within this larger human pull of altruism versus selfcare, counselors, therapists, teachers, clergy, …

… and self-care strategies identified within this group of practitioners. … I think one of the ways
therapy goes awry is that the therapist … sustenance, regulation of the therapist’s self-esteem, all …

… for personal therapy once they are in practice. It is a disquieting myth that personal
therapy is … , seek, and value episodic personal therapy as constructive self-care. Freud (1937/1964) …

… , terms such as psychotherapist, therapist, and counselor will … is to define selfcare, ethical
concerns related to self-care, and … self-care should be always be at the forefront of a therapist’s …

… the individual practitioner and the therapeutic relationship contribute to outcome as much
as, and probably more than, the particular treatment method. So-called therapist effects are …

… and selfcare practices among mental health practitioners. Use an … design, self-report measures
looking at burnout and self-care … self-evaluation, and refrain from entering into therapeutic …

… be) occupational therapists. In addition, our findings may be specific to practitioners and
students … compare differences between practitioners and students regarding self-care practices, …

… therapy practitioners of diverse orientations and professions who seek guidance in their own
self-care … eight master therapists and hundreds of participants in our self-care workshops ◆ …

… Psychotherapy practitioners (N = 155) responded to an anonymous self-report … problems,
their recent self-care patterns, and their attitudes toward personal therapy. The most frequently …