When unattended stress and co-traumatic effects begin to have a significant negative impact on a counselor's professional functioning, the counselor is at risk of transcrisis. therapeutic impairment. therapeutic impairment, transcrisis, and self-harm. self-harm.

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Devan Herman

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3 July, 06:47

When unattended stress and co-traumatic effects begin to have a significant negative impact on a counselor's professional functioning, the counselor is at risk of transcrisis. therapeutic impairment. therapeutic impairment, transcrisis, and self-harm. self-harm.

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Adrienne Goodwin · Answer 1

therapeutic impairment

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Therapeutic commitment is a term used in psychology when it is necessary to refer to a situation where the counselor is negatively impacted when addressing his client's problems. This negative impact is so strong that it affects professional functioning and the counselor's ability to perform quality therapy. Many factors can trigger therapeutic impairment, among these factors we can mention chemical dependence; mental disease; traumatic events such as abuse, violent memories, physical problems, among others.