Beschreibung
Produktdetails
Einband
Taschenbuch
Erscheinungsdatum
02.12.2008
Verlag
VDMSeitenzahl
80
Maße (L/B/H)
22/15/0,5 cm
Gewicht
137 g
Sprache
Deutsch
ISBN
978-3-639-09943-0
Counselors engage in therapeutic relationships from
the location of self. Understanding how a person s
decision to become a counselor may be linked to their
past helps clarify the intention for choosing the
counseling profession and the way that the counselor
interacts with clients. People in the helping
professions may grapple with how to accept the
suffering they witness. Recording personal history is
a way to prevent it being lost and can serve as
inter-generational family therapy. The book outlines
a childhood experience of witnessing violence and is
followed by relevant research. This research includes
commonly held beliefs about the impact on children
who witness violence and the subtle ways an oppressed
individual acts to protect and reclaim autonomy.
Examples of service are discussed and situated within
the context of Buddhist loving-kindness practice.
This book may be of interest to counselors or
counseling students, children who have witnessed
violence, people interested in socially engaged
Buddhism, and individuals who value autoethnography
and the preservation of family history. Women may
find this book particularly inspiring.
the location of self. Understanding how a person s
decision to become a counselor may be linked to their
past helps clarify the intention for choosing the
counseling profession and the way that the counselor
interacts with clients. People in the helping
professions may grapple with how to accept the
suffering they witness. Recording personal history is
a way to prevent it being lost and can serve as
inter-generational family therapy. The book outlines
a childhood experience of witnessing violence and is
followed by relevant research. This research includes
commonly held beliefs about the impact on children
who witness violence and the subtle ways an oppressed
individual acts to protect and reclaim autonomy.
Examples of service are discussed and situated within
the context of Buddhist loving-kindness practice.
This book may be of interest to counselors or
counseling students, children who have witnessed
violence, people interested in socially engaged
Buddhism, and individuals who value autoethnography
and the preservation of family history. Women may
find this book particularly inspiring.
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