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The Mentoring Relationship: Co-Creating Personal And Professional Growth, Robin G. Gayle
The Mentoring Relationship: Co-Creating Personal And Professional Growth, Robin G. Gayle
Robin G. Gayle
"The mentoring relationship is characterized by mutual co-occurring growth interacting with and within diverse sociocultural systems of influence. This interplay affords wide ranging opportunity for relational and intersubjective growth processes to emerge which through awareness, mentors psychotherapist development and augments formal therapist training programs. Insight into, and experience of, such processes is guided by hermeneutical meaning-making methods that guide experience-near interactions where two separate subjectivities simultaneously co-inhabit and co-create a unified field of experience and expression. Understanding relational/intersubjective dynamics helps to build a safe mentoring container generating co-creative growth for both mentor and mentee that cultivates empathy, balances self disclosure, …
Globalism, Postmodernism & The Dislocation Of The Self, Cecile Brennan
Globalism, Postmodernism & The Dislocation Of The Self, Cecile Brennan
Cecile Brennan
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