2022
DOI: 10.1002/capr.12523
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Therapist attitudes and countertransference as predictors of professional quality of life and burnout among psychotherapists

Abstract: This study aimed to examine the role of attitudes towards psychotherapy and countertransference dimensions as predictors of professional quality of life and burnout among psychotherapists in Iran. Participants were 259 psychotherapists who worked in mental health centres in Tehran (Iran), and they completed the Professional Quality of Life questionnaire, the Therapist Response Questionnaire and the Therapist Attitudes Scale. Professional quality of life was associated with countertransference dimensions and at… Show more

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