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Showing 1 to 20 of 20 for “"mental health counselors"”.
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The Relationship of Burnout to Contextual Work Factors for Rural Community Mental Health Counselors
… service employees including rural community mental health counselors. Historically, burnout was perceived more as a problem with an individual than a problem with an organization. Contemporary burnout research has recommended expanding the theoretical framework of burnout to include …
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Evidence-Based Practices and Self-Efficacy: A Quantitative Study of Mental Health Counselors Treating Clients With Substance Use Disorder
… covary with a sense of self-efficacy for mental health counselors treating individuals diagnosed with a substance use disorder. The study population was 121 mental health counselors who specialized in substance use disorder treatment who completed a digital survey. The study findings did …
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The Impact of Traditional Therapies, Creative Therapies, and Canine-Assisted Psychotherapy on Counselor Burnout in Mental Health Counseling
… helping professions, especially in the field of mental health. Mental health counselors have high rates of counselor burnout and research has been conducted on how to identify symptoms, effects and some potential interventions. An area that has not been researched is if counseling approaches have …
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Investigating Burnout at a County Mental Health Agency
… are explored. Consequences of burnout are compartmentalized into organizational and personal components to build necessary support for the current study. Risk factors that predispose an individual or establish an environment that facilitates higher levels of burnout are then examined. A general …
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The Effect of Parenting Styles on Academic Self-Efficacy, Resilience, and Help Seeking
… help. Implications of these findings for both mental health counselors and university student support staff are discussed.
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Mental Health Service Use Disparities Among Latinx Communities: An Intersectional Examination of The Role of Skin Color, Acculturative Stress, Racial Discrimination, And Mental Health Literacy
… the impact of skin color, acculturative stress, mental health literacy, and experiences of racial discrimination on the lifetime use of mental health services through an intersectional lens. More specifically, the current study examined the Latinx ethnic identity, US-born status, across the skin …
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Understanding the Need for Clinical Mental Health Counseling in Nigerian Colleges and Universities: A Multiple Case Study
… Arguably, the study is significant because mental health problems have been recognized as factors that interfere with student academic engagement and success. Moreover, it is imperative for Nigerian college and university leaders to understand these factors in order to develop proper …
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Career Influences: A phenomenological Study of Career Influences of African American Women in the Counseling Profession.
… the reasons African American women become counselors, thereby improving recruitment techniques to increase representation in the field and improve mental health care for the African American community. This qualitative research study used a phenomenological approach to explore, interpret, …
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Cuban Immigrants’ Experience with Acculturation and How They Cope in the United States
… These major stressors can result in mental health concerns among Cuban immigrants; however, no studies have examined how acculturation may influence Cuban immigrants’ coping skills and resultant mental health concerns. This unique study is the first to examine the coping skills Cuban …
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A Holistic Assessment of the Perceived Supportive Care Needs of Cancer Patients during Treatment
… model seems appropriate for use by clinical mental health counselors. Implications for counselor theory, training, and practice with this unique client population are discussed.
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Counselors' use and opinions of the Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders (third edition, revised)(DSM-III-R)
This study was conducted to determine why counselors use the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (Third Edition, Revised) (DSM-III-R), to describe their opinions regarding the advantages and disadvantages of its use, to determine whether they believe deliberate misdiagnosis of …
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THE RELATIONSHIP AMONG OVEREXCITABILITY, SOCIAL COPING, AND BODY IMAGE DISSATISFACTION: IMPLICATIONS FOR GIFTED ADOLESCENTS
… body dissatisfaction may also be at risk for mental health problems, such as depression and eating disorders. Gifted adolescents may be particularly susceptible to mental health issues due to a number of specialized issues including overexcitability and social coping ability (Gatto-Walden, …
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Consumers' Perceptions of Cultural Competence in the Counseling Relationship: A Phenomenological Study
Consumers of mental health services are recognized as experts due to their rich lived experiences. Because of their expert status, they are expected to play a vital role in the re-shaping of mental health systems by determining what culturally competent services look like and how services are …
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Elementary School Counselors' Perceptions of and Practice with Students Adopted Transracially
… the lived experiences of elementary school counselors working with students adopted transracially (SATr) and their families. Previously, the voices of elementary school counselors have been omitted from the limited scope of professional literature available related to school counseling …
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Therapeutic Modalities and Educational Approaches in Clergy Stress Reduction
… are listed among administrators, social workers, healthcare providers, fire fighters, and police officers as professionals with high levels of occupational stress (Hill et al., 2003; Greenberg, 1990). Clergy are valuable resources to the American culture in that they perform an array of services …
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Mental health practitioners' perceptions of touch
<p>Need for touch--Protection of client and practitioner--Appropriateness--Personal boundaries--Client psychopathology--Sexual and legal issues--Interpretation--Practitioner judgement.</p>
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Mental health practitioners' perceptions of touch
<p>Need for touch--Protection of client and practitioner--Appropriateness--Personal boundaries--Client psychopathology--Sexual and legal issues--Interpretation--Practitioner judgement.</p>
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Chronic self-Injury and suicidality in borderline personality disorder and Its treatments
… A sample of 62 clinicians working in the mental health field was surveyed. As predicted, the degree held by the participant, the type of organization the participant worked for, their occupation/title, type of treatment modality and years of experience were all related to how they …
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Barriers of mental health professionals in "willingness to treat" AIDS and HIV seropositive clients
AIDS-related stigma and mental health professionals.
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Barriers of mental health professionals in "willingness to treat" AIDS and HIV seropositive clients
AIDS-related stigma and mental health professionals.