1988
DOI: 10.1037/0735-7028.19.1.43
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Stressors of professionals and trainees at APA-approved counseling and VA medical center internship sites.

Abstract: The purpose of this study was to assess the perceived stress experienced by professionals and trainees during psychotherapy and supervisory activities at American Psychological Associationapproved university counseling center and Veterans Administration (VA) medical center internship sites. One hundred thirty-five staff members (90 professionals, 43 interns, 2 practicum students) from fourteen VA centers and 144 staff members (79 professionals, 37 interns, 28 practicum students) from twelve university counseli… Show more

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“…Neumann and Gamble (1995) describe Pearlman and McCann's (unpublished) survey of nearly 200 trauma therapists, which found that newer therapists reported more intrusive imagery from the work as well as more anxiety, depression and physical symptoms than did therapists with greater experience. This is consistent with research into the professional development of therapists, indicating that psychological distress is higher for therapists who are less experienced (Adams & Riggs, 2008;Hellman, Morrison, & Abramowitz, 1987;Rodolfa, Kraft, & Reilley, 1988).…”
Section: Impact Of Client Trauma On the Therapy Relationshipsupporting
confidence: 75%
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“…Neumann and Gamble (1995) describe Pearlman and McCann's (unpublished) survey of nearly 200 trauma therapists, which found that newer therapists reported more intrusive imagery from the work as well as more anxiety, depression and physical symptoms than did therapists with greater experience. This is consistent with research into the professional development of therapists, indicating that psychological distress is higher for therapists who are less experienced (Adams & Riggs, 2008;Hellman, Morrison, & Abramowitz, 1987;Rodolfa, Kraft, & Reilley, 1988).…”
Section: Impact Of Client Trauma On the Therapy Relationshipsupporting
confidence: 75%
“…This is consistent with research into the professional development of therapists, indicating that psychological distress decreases as therapists become more experienced (Adams and Riggs, 2008;Hellman et al, 1987;Rodolfa et al, 1988). Participants conveyed that through their work with trauma survivors, they had reached a position of acceptance in relation to traumatic occurrences.…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 60%
“…Esse instrumento foi desenvolvido para avaliar os níveis de satisfação e realização profissional (Gomes, Melo & Cruz, 2000) e teve por base instrumentos similares utilizados por Boice e Myers (1987), Rodolfa e Kraft (1988), Thoresen, Miller e Krauskopf (1989). A escala é composta por cinco questões acerca da carreira e satisfação profissional, nomeadamente, (i) a vontade em optar pela mesma via de ensino se os enfermeiros tivessem uma nova oportunidade de escolher um curso superior (respostas numa escala dicotômica de "sim" e "não"); (ii) o nível de satisfação profissional; (iii) o nível de realização profissional; (iv) o desejo de abandonar o local de trabalho durante os próximos cinco anos; e (v) o desejo de abandonar a profissão durante os próximos cinco anos.…”
Section: Inventário De Burnout De Maslach -Prestadores De Serviços Huunclassified
“…Escala de Satisfação e Realização (ESR): Este instrumento foi desenvolvido com o objectivo de avaliar os ní-veis de satisfação e realização profissional (Gomes, 1998;Gomes et al, 2000) e teve por base instrumentos similares utilizados por Boice e Myers (1987), Rodolfa e Kraft (1988) e Thoresen, Miller e Krauskopf (1989). A escala é composta por cinco questões acerca da carreira e satisfação profissional, nomeadamente, (a) vontade em optar pela mesma via de formação se os militares tivessem uma nova oportunidade de escolher uma saída profissional (respostas numa escala dicotómica de "sim" e "não"); (b) nível de satisfação profissional actual; (c) nível de realização profissional actual; (d) desejo de abandonar o actual local de trabalho durante os próximos cinco anos; e (e) desejo de abandonar a profissão durante os próximos cinco anos.…”
Section: Escala De Satisfação Com a Vida (Swls) Este Instrumento Foiunclassified