The psychological concept of the shadow has not always been fully
appreciated by those not grounded in analytical psychology. Yet an
understanding of the potentially harmful aspects of themselves and
of their professional role can be extremely useful to practitioners
across the spectrum of therapeutic approaches, offering counsellors
a means of comprehending their personal and professional
experience. Using examples from both personal and professional
settings, this text introduces the concept of shadow, examines how
it comes into being and explores its impact within the counselling
context. It considers how the counsellor's work may be affected by
identifying and incorporating material from the shadow into
conscious awareness, and applies the concept of shadow to the role
of counsellor and counselling itself.
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