The book talks about three challenges about becoming a profession in therapy. The first challenge is neither easily accomplished nor never totally surmounted (cited). From my perspective things are never easy when it's, in the beginning, stage, it starts by training a person to get better so the person can find out about their strengths and weakness, what they good at and what they not good at. The second challenge arises, particularly at first, with the prospect of working with more than one person at a time (cited). I feel as though people such as myself should familiarize with more than one task or experience, it helps with becoming overwhelmed to be able to think and operate relationally. Sometimes I try new things to say I have experience, but I can't say I have experience if I honestly didn't actually put myself out there. The third challenge involved with becoming and ultimately being a marriage and family therapist is that of maintaining consistency with your knowledge and skills once you leave the protective environment of a training program and are faced with the challenges of practice in a context that may not be particularly supportive of a systemic /cybernetic perspective (Cited). In most cases I feel as though it will only be best for an individual to understand the knowledge of becoming a consistency marriage and family therapist is challenging and worth it. It takes hard dedication, and education, there are different perspective worldwide. I applaud a person that is a marriage and family therapist, it is a challenge, which requires skills and lots of knowledge that contains a process that is mainly worth the time and
The book talks about three challenges about becoming a profession in therapy. The first challenge is neither easily accomplished nor never totally surmounted (cited). From my perspective things are never easy when it's, in the beginning, stage, it starts by training a person to get better so the person can find out about their strengths and weakness, what they good at and what they not good at. The second challenge arises, particularly at first, with the prospect of working with more than one person at a time (cited). I feel as though people such as myself should familiarize with more than one task or experience, it helps with becoming overwhelmed to be able to think and operate relationally. Sometimes I try new things to say I have experience, but I can't say I have experience if I honestly didn't actually put myself out there. The third challenge involved with becoming and ultimately being a marriage and family therapist is that of maintaining consistency with your knowledge and skills once you leave the protective environment of a training program and are faced with the challenges of practice in a context that may not be particularly supportive of a systemic /cybernetic perspective (Cited). In most cases I feel as though it will only be best for an individual to understand the knowledge of becoming a consistency marriage and family therapist is challenging and worth it. It takes hard dedication, and education, there are different perspective worldwide. I applaud a person that is a marriage and family therapist, it is a challenge, which requires skills and lots of knowledge that contains a process that is mainly worth the time and