Read my previous article, Stop Punishing the Bully! for an introduction to the topic.
Bullying is not solved by punishing the abuser and removing the victim from the scene of the abuse. Deeper work needs to be done to guarantee that the abuser doesn’t go looking for new targets and the victim doesn’t fall into the same trap again.
(As first published by HUBPAGES)
In this interview, Mileidys Horisberger speaks about her experience with Optimism Coaching©.
Mileidys is a coach and therapist. Having worked for the last few years as the Head of the Occupational Systemic Therapies for the Mental Clinical Hospital in Bern, she moved last month to Spain, where she works directly with her clients.
A client comes to my office referred by a company I used to work for. They want her to come to me because her productivity levels are quite low. During our first conversation, the woman tells me that she really wants to work on herself and change her situation but doesn’t know how to do it. We start collecting the most basic information but she keeps on sighing and telling me that the work we’re doing is too much for her. She just doesn’t have the energy to work on that.
