Why can't the practitioner be ignorant 1/2
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Not everyone who sat on the therapist's bench, wore the mantle of a coach, carried the title “coach”, is necessarily qualified to take responsibility for influencing the lives of others. The sphere dealing with the human psyche is neither an arena for experiments, nor a market where ready-made recipes are sold, but a great Secretariat that requires solid science, moral maturity and a deep awareness of the scale of responsibility.
This book comes to put in the hands of practitioners in the fields of psychotherapy, training, coaching, a practical and ethical guide that explains the principles that they cannot afford to be ignorant of. In the first part, the author presents “ The Forty postulates” that form the intellectual and professional basis of rational practice, while in the second part of the conversation about the individual survival of the practitioner moves on to how to make a lasting and responsible impact in the lives of others.
At a time when titles are multiplying, platforms of influence are expanding, and access to the public is becoming easier than ever, this book reminds us that dealing with a person in moments of his weakness, breaking and need is a responsibility that cannot be underestimated, and that breach of this honesty is not only a professional mistake, but a betrayal of the mind, heart and soul together.
Subtitle:
- Part one: the forty postulates
- Part II: from individual survival to extended impact
Author:
Dr. Mohammed Al-Kurdi
Classification:
Human development
Year of publication:
2026
Number of pages:
272 صفحة
Book size:
21.5 × 14.5 cm
Weight:
272 grams

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