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Author Wood, Jane, 1954-

Title The Compassionate Practitioner : How to create a successful and rewarding practice.

Publication Info. London : Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2014.

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Description 1 online resource (210 pages)
Note Print version record.
Contents THE COMPASSIONATE PRACTITIONER: How to Create a Sucessful and Rewarding Practice; Acknowledgements; Introduction; Chapter 1. The Power of Positive Thinking; Focusing on your success; Success attracts more success; Positive visualization; Practical visualization; Know your own strengths; Develop an attitude of success; Chapter 2. Before the Patient Arrives; Personal preparation; The patient's first contact; Preparing the consulting room; Just before the patient arrives; Be prepared; Chapter 3. Relationship Models in the Consulting Room; Paternalism and mutuality: two different models.
The Drama TriangleTransference and countertransference; The three ego states; The inner judge and the inner justifier; Choosing a neutral role; Compassion and the unprejudiced observer; The key is courtesy; Chapter 4. Safety and the Working Agreement; Maslow's first level: physiological needs; Maslow's second level: safety needs; The session contract; Making a working agreement with children; Re-contracting; Maslow's third level: needs of love, affection and belongingness; Maslow's fourth level: esteem; Creating the right conditions for healing; Chapter 5. Mindfulness; Being in the present.
Mindfulness and sciencePractising mindfulness; The body scan; Meditation; Mindfulness in nature; Listening awareness; Doing routine actions mindfully; Observe like an alien; Observe yourself; Three-minute meditation; One-minute meditation: stop the traffic; Getting off the treadmill; Chapter 6. Skills for Case-Taking; Homeopathic case-taking; In the consulting room; Questioning skills: getting the patient to say more; Listening skills: the gift of being quiet; Observation skills: working with non-verbal communication; Observe yourself: you are part of the dynamic; Effective case-taking.
Chapter 7. Reducing your Prejudices and Limiting BeliefsLimiting beliefs; Prejudices; Accept what is; Chapter 8. Planning the Way Forward; Feedback and prognosis; Asking the patient to do homework; Prepared handouts; Collaboration; Chapter 9. Setting and Maintaining Boundaries; Boundaries create structure; Physical boundaries; Personal space; Emotional boundaries; Dual relationships; Sexual boundaries; Professional boundaries; Time and money boundaries; Setting and maintaining boundaries; Compassion within a framework; Chapter 10. Solving Ethical Dilemmas; Why do we need codes of ethics?
SafetyConfidentiality; Dignity; Autonomy; Ethical conflicts; Principles from moral philosophy; Ethics are easy, ethical conflicts are complex; Chapter 11. Finishing the Session and Closure; Finishing a session; Holiday cover; Patients who do not return; In conclusion; Chapter 12. Self-Care for the Practitioner; Burnout; Strategies for self-care; Taking care of your physical body; Relaxation, spoiling yourself and having fun; Laughter; Separating from the patient; Getting support; Taming the voices within; Have compassion for yourself; Developing your own strategies.
Note Chapter 13. The Self-Reflective Journal.
Summary This handbook for alternative practitioners is full of practical advice about creating a thriving practice. It explores the practitioner-patient relationship at every stage of the consultation process to demonstrate how to establish trust and loyalty and meet patients' emotional needs so they continue to return.
Subject Positive psychology.
Therapist and patient.
Psychotherapist and patient.
Compassion.
Self-perception.
PSYCHOLOGY -- Applied Psychology.
SELF-HELP -- Personal Growth -- General.
SELF-HELP -- Personal Growth -- Happiness.
SELF-HELP -- Personal Growth -- Success.
Compassion. (OCoLC)fst00871385
Positive psychology. (OCoLC)fst01200515
Psychotherapist and patient. (OCoLC)fst01081724
Self-perception. (OCoLC)fst01111797
Therapist and patient. (OCoLC)fst01149719
Other Form: Print version: Wood, Jane. Compassionate Practitioner : How to create a successful and rewarding practice. London : Jessica Kingsley Publishers, ©2014 9781848192225
ISBN 9780857011701 (electronic bk.)
0857011707 (electronic bk.)
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