I Want to Help: How to Support Others While Preserving Yourself and Your Strength

Helping others is one way to live meaningfully. By doing something for others, people feel needed. Some choose helping professions, others opt for helping as a pastime, for example, becoming volunteers, and for some, helping is a way of life. However, those who help often face serious psychological difficulties in their work and sometimes need support and assistance themselves.

Leonid Kroll, a renowned psychologist, business consultant, and author of several bestsellers, discusses how to help clients more effectively while preserving one's psychological health. His book, based on rich practical experience, will teach you to assess your own strengths, set personal boundaries, better understand the emotions and needs of those you are helping, prevent burnout, and seek help in time.

For those who want to help others consciously, sizing up their abilities, understanding their weaknesses and strengths, and avoiding burnout.