the relationship of resilience, compassion for yourself and others, and professional self-attitude of specialists in socionomic professions

The article analyses the results of the study of the relationship between hardiness, self-compassion and professional self-esteem of specialists in socionomic professions. the results of empirical research on a sample of 55 specialists of socionomic professions served as the material for analysis. the following methods were used: «hardiness survey» by s. muddy, «self-compassion scale» by k. neff and «professional self-relationship questionnaire» by karpinsky k.v., the method «compassion fatigue/satisfaction self-test» by c. figley, b. stamm. it is concluded that there is a high level of internal conflict in professional self-attitude among all respondents, which is manifested in high levels of self-abasement and self-blame in the profession. a strong direct correlation was found between the level of emotional stability and positive professional self-attitude.