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Often we come across people who, by life's purpose or personal choices, find themselves in difficult situations. People who can be loved or not, but who tend to stretch out their hands to help and collaborate as much as possible.
As a psychologist, this situation is more than usual: it is daily, professional and, more importantly, contractual. This contractual stance, presented in this way, seems a bit cold and distant. But, in fact, the fact that this relationship is contractual, that is, having clear, explicit rules, brings security to the parties. Security allows the process to become intimate and healing.
But, in life not protected by the four walls of the office, how to handle aid relationships? Primarily, when, more than non contractually, do these relationships form spontaneously, unexpectedly and even invasively? How to break dependency cycles? When it's time to stop sacrificing for the other and turn around.
The answer is simple: always. The great secret of professional help relations (physiotherapists, psychologists, therapists, nurses, doctors, etc.) lies in an extremely important fact: in the relationship of
This means that in order for aid to take place, it must be acknowledged that the problem lies with the other. Therefore, responsibilities, guilts, successes and failure, are not of who helps, but of whom is helped. And in personal relationships, we tend to lose that limit. When we try to get it back, too late, we can often only do it at the cost of our relationship.
A magic word that can be used with a certain frequency and that helps a lot is NO. That word, even alone, imposes limits, distance, and invariably requires the creation of a contract with rules that leave both sides safe.
Sabe qual tem sido minha resposta, para mim mesmo, nessas horas? Agora eu não posso. Conforta e não significa que eu não vá ajudar a quem me é querido. Apenas uso essa frase para me acalmar e voltar a focar na prioridade imposta pelo momento. Não é a toa que, num avião, reza a regra: apenas auxilie aos outros depois de ter vestido a própria máscara de oxigênio.
Bom dia e obrigado pelo post.
Respeitar os limites é, necessariamente, ter a si mesmo como ponto de referência para com os outros. e, claro, fazer sem esperar nada em troca.