Emotions and the Therapist

Discover the intricate relationship between emotions and therapy in Emotions and the Therapist by Paolo Bertrando. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2015, this insightful paperback spans 282 pages, delving into how dominant and silent emotions influence human relationships. Bertrando explores the dynamics of emotional positioning, highlighting the reciprocal nature of feelings in therapeutic settings. The book emphasizes the therapist's role in utilizing their own emotions to navigate and enrich the therapeutic dialogue. A must-read for professionals in psychotherapy, this work offers valuable perspectives on understanding and managing emotions within human systems. Enhance your practice and deepen your understanding of emotional interactions with this essential resource.