PSYC 3243 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Countertransference, Sigmund Freud, Therapeutic Relationship
14 Jan 2019
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Examining personal motives for altruism (the belief in or practice of disinterested and selfless concern for the well-being of others) Making a difference in the lives of others. Movement toward synthesis and integration of the different counseling approaches. A profession with a history and set of standards that are distinct from other related disciplines such as social work, psychology, and psychiatry. An activity that is designed to work primarily with those who are experiencing developmental or adjustment problems (but also to work with those who struggle with forms of mental illness). A relationship, whether in a group, family, or individual format, that is con- structed in a way to promote trust, safety, support, and lasting change. Multidimensional, dealing with human feelings, thoughts, and behaviors, as well as with the past, present, and future. When considering a profession in counseling, it is necessary to begin by analyzing your motives. Understanding personal motive can ease studying by giving direction and focus.
