The authors discuss the fears about professional effectiveness, treatment outcomes, and legal risks and then outline the defenses – such as denial of failure, overwork, isolation and substance abuse – that therapists often use to avoid facing their vulnerabilities. They offer advice for handling anxieties and enhancing personal and professional growth. (200 pages)
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