Emotional Labor
2 articles about emotional labor.
Grief at Ten, Good News at Eleven
One client is holding a fresh loss. The next one just got the job they wanted, and they want you to be happy with them. In between is about ninety seconds and a doorway. This is the invisible work of changing your own emotional key all day long, and why it tires you in a way the sessions themselves do not.
The People You Carry in Your Head
You forget where you parked, but you can recall that a client's mother went into hospice, that another one has a job interview on Thursday, that a third finally slept through the night. Here is why practitioners carry so many lives at once, and how to set some of that weight down without caring less.
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