
Hatred becomes you.
While working on this article I went through a pile of material, hoping to find the cause of the «illness» and its cure. But noooooo — everything circles around the point, all of it watery and sheer hypocrisy.

While working on this article I went through a pile of material, hoping to find the cause of the «illness» and its cure. But noooooo — everything circles around the point, all of it watery and sheer hypocrisy.

Now let me tell you the backstage secrets of coaching, with politics to match... Back in 1989 Austria passed a law on psychological counselling. Not everyone liked it, and ever since then psychologists, coaches and psychotherapists have had a bone to pick with it. The mission of the law, as I already described in the article "Requirements for a psychologist in Austria", is a noble one: to put an end to the botch-job attitude of "whoever puts the white coat on first is the psychologist". But...

I live in Europe and have moved between big employers. In this article I share the particulars of the job hunt itself and answer the question of how to get through a job interview in Austria successfully.

Who is allowed to offer psychological counselling in the homeland of psychology, in Austria? Are there any requirements for a psychologist? Do you need a licence? In this article we look at what a counselling specialist in Austria actually does and how the profession is regulated, take apart the most popular myths about it, and see how the law tells a real Psychologist from an armchair psychologist (luckily, that is easy).