omnipotence and guilt of the psychotherapist

Allmacht und Schuld des Psychotherapeuten

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2014
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Abstract
The author starts from the premise that omnipotence and guilt are a part of human existence. The development of them during a person's lifetime (on his road to Personality) is affected mostly by upbringing in early childhood. The psychotherapist is especially affected by the significance of the development (positive and/or negative) of omnipotence and guilt, and due to that there is even more responsibility in working with the client during psychotherapy. Seeking and finding a harmonic relationship between omnipotence and guilt in the subjective experience of the psychotherapist - who is also affected by changes in these two feelings during his personal life, as his client is - is possible to achieve by self-improvement and self-analysis of the psychotherapist that should last his whole life.
Der Autor geht von der Prämisse aus, dass Allmacht und Schuld Bestandteile der menschlichen Existenz sind. Deren Entwicklung im Laufe des menschlichen Lebens (auf dem Weg zur Persönlichkeit) wird maßgeblich durch die frühkindliche Erziehung geprägt. Der Psychotherapeut ist von der Bedeutung der (positiven und/oder negativen) Entwicklung von Allmacht und Schuld in besonderem Maße betroffen, woraus eine noch größere Verantwortung in der psychotherapeutischen Arbeit mit dem Klienten erwächst. Das Suchen und Finden eines harmonischen Verhältnisses zwischen Allmacht und Schuld im subjektiven Erleben des Psychotherapeuten – der ebenso wie sein Klient im Laufe seines eigenen Lebens Veränderungen dieser beiden Gefühle erfährt – kann durch eine lebenslange Selbstentwicklung und Selbstanalyse des Psychotherapeuten erreicht werden.
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Authors ;Jerotić Vladeta
Journal the journal of school nursing : the official publication of the national association of school nurses
Year 2014
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