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    Therapist’s Perceptions of Self-Care

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    Author
    Catlin-Rakoski, Stephanie
    Keyword
    Counselor Burnout
    Self-Care Activities
    Compassion Satisfaction
    Burnout
    Secondary Traumatic Stress
    Date Published
    2012-04-01
    
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    Mental health professionals experience tremendous work-related stressors due to the emotionally demanding nature of the role they play in their client’s lives. The goal of this research was to identify relationships between a therapist’s level of engagement in self-care activities, and compassion satisfaction, burnout, and secondary traumatic stress. Forty-six mental health therapists were surveyed on their reported engagement in self-care activities and their overall professional quality of life. Relationships were found regarding an increase in selfcare and a decrease in the level of burnout and secondary traumatic stress a therapist reported, as well as a positive relationship between higher levels of self-care and an increase in compassion satisfaction.
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