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Showing 1 to 17 of 17 for “"wounded healer"”.
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The paradox of the 'wounded healer'
… pieces of work related to the paradox of the ‘wounded healer’. It aims to reflect my journey as a practitioner-researcher. The different pieces show different aspects of this journey. The portfolio contains an original piece of research, an advanced client study and process report and thirdly a …
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Wounded-healer healing: a first-person narrative inquiry into wounds as places of learning
… in midlife, leaning into and learning from my ‘woundedness’—with a focus on relational-wounds. Making wounds ‘useful’ and the idea of providing ‘hospitality’ as a healer is explored as part of my professional practice as a coach. In this capacity, I identify myself as a wounded-healer. I also …
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Applying Attachment Theory and the Wounded Healer Hypothesis to Clinical Psychology and Mental Health Counseling Graduate Students
The personal characteristics of the therapist are strongly associated with therapeutic alliance and treatment outcome. Since treatment techniques are often shown to be equally effective, differential outcomes may be attributed to the therapist's early experiences and personality features. The …
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More than Words, More than Wounds: (Re)Writing 'Wounded' Women and Healing Pedagogies
… their texts should be recognized respectively as wounded healers and healing narratives. By situating my study within links among trauma, women, and writing, I argue that women and their personal stories of trauma exist in marginal, or rather, wounded positions. I problematize scholarship where …
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A phenomenological exploration into the personal experience and impact of therapist self-disclosure on the therapist
… they too (therapists) in their position as a ‘wounded healer’ (Jung, 1993) receive some relief, benefits, or discomforts to themselves regarding their unresolved deficits, traumas and emotional injuries as a result of their shared self-disclosures. Researching this topic highlighted a potential …
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The Lived Experience of Emergency Service Personnel in Pediatric Resuscitation and Unexpected Death: A Phenomenological Study
… of a resuscitation,” “being trapped,” “wounded healer,” “education,” “anger,” “failure,” and “coping.” It may be concluded that these health care professionals experienced a sense of anger, failure, and a lack of preparation to cope with an unexpected pediatric death and the unknowns of …
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'The work chips away parts of yourself' - Exploring therapists' experiences of working with survivors of domestic violence
… with this client group. The therapist as “wounded healer” and the potential for vicarious traumatisation in therapists who work with survivors of domestic abuse are also explored. Limitations of the study and recommendations for future research are discussed.
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Exploring Psychology Graduate Students’ Desire and Ability to Discuss Their Personal Trauma History With Clinical Supervisors
<p>Inspired by the archetype of the “wounded healer,” described by Carl Jung as a psychologist who enters the field with psychological wounds of their own<em>,</em> and the prevalence of such wounded healers in the mental health field today, this study aimed to explore clinical psychology doctoral …
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Online Communities and Health
… an OHC user for social support is answered by a wounded healer, who is a person leveraging their own experiences with health challenges to help others. The second study investigates how algorithmic fairness, accountability, and transparency of an OSN newsfeed algorithm influence the users' …
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Therapists: From family to Clients
As a paradigm of a wounded healer, parentified therapists may be gifted with therapeutic talents, but also with related vulnerabilities that may have a significant influence on their therapeutic practice. Therefore, the aim of the current study was to explore the impact of parentification on …
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Using intersectionality to understand psychological therapists’ stories of professional development
… with resilience and creativity, identifying as a wounded healer, and mutual affect regulation with clients. The third is that through these mechanisms, the growth of therapists’ developmental selves mirrored the same growth in their social identities. These findings therefore suggest that the …
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From adversity to altruism and beyond: a pastoral theology of resilience
… widely used myth and model of the wounded healer reveals how the<br/>pastoral relationship itself goes beyond altruism by enabling healing and<br/>growth not only for those in adversity, but also for the pastor. By drawing on<br/>the research as a whole I propose a more sustainable …
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Charismata and compassion : Dhinakaran, Charismatic healing and Pastoral Pentecostalism in South India : a practical theological assessment
… model are presented: compassion, the wounded healer and healing evangelism, which correlate within a theological apparatus to make interpretative sense of his praxis resulting in what is termed `Pastoral Pentecostalism'. The hybridity in Dhinakaran's `miracle healing' is explored …
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Quake destruction / arts creation: arts therapy & the Canterbury earthquakes
… from chaos, healing is reclaimed within the wounded/healer archetype, and internal communitas becomes a figural intention of trauma-transformation.
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Ex-prisoner leadership and legitimacy: community-based restorative justice in Northern Ireland
Significant academic research has focused on the challenges associated with efforts to successfully reintegrate combatants in post-conflict societies and ‘ordinary’ ex-offenders in settled democracies within the fields of conflict transformation, transitional justice, peace studies, criminology, …
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Adverse Childhood Experiences and Teacher-Student Relationships
… participants. All believed themselves to be wounded healers and were well versed in mindfulness techniques when presented with classroom conflicts. The participants’ abilities to be reflective and empathetic with their students led to more fluid, meaningful relationships.</p>