Daughterofalcoholic
Daughterofalcoholic
Why working with women is hard for me.
Why working with women is hard for me.
Why working with women is hard for me.
Wednesday 23rd October 2019
Christina opens up about the challenges of working with women in mental health, influenced by her childhood trauma. Listen for candid insights.
17 minutes
Informative
Raw
Thought-provoking
Non-judgmental
Engaging
About this podcast
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Categories:
Family Recovery from Addiction
Sobriety Toolkit
Creative Recovery Journeys
Healing from Sexual Trauma
Navigating Challenges in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Christina's Struggles: Navigating Work with Women in Mental Health
Working in the mental health and the chemical health field is really hard because counselors and therapists don't get an outright thank you or gratitude for their jobs or what they do and all the help that they give.
Why does Christina find working with women so challenging? In this episode of 'Daughterofalcoholic', she opens up about the difficulties she faces in the mental health field, especially when it comes to interacting with women. Christina, who grew up with two addicted parents, shares how her past experiences have shaped her professional life today. She dives into the concept of transference and how it has affected her relationships at work.
This episode isn't just about her struggles; it's also about the small victories, like a rare moment of gratitude from a female client that left a lasting impact. Christina's reflections offer a unique perspective on how childhood trauma can ripple into adulthood, affecting even the most mundane aspects of daily life.
If you've ever wondered how past traumas can influence professional relationships or if you're looking for an honest conversation about the challenges of working in mental health, this episode is for you. Tune in to hear Christina's candid story and gain some valuable insights into the complexities of recovery and professional life.