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Showing 1 to 20 of 50 for “"mental health providers"”.
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Perceptions of Clinical Psychologists Relative to Other Mental Health Providers
… is a myriad of job titles that exist within the mental health profession. Public perception about the differences between these professionals has been the focus of many studies and the results generally suggest that the public cannot clearly distinguish among these mental heath professionals. The …
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A feminist analysis of mental health providers' perspectives of Latina women
… documented that Latina women involved in the mental health system face a number of barriers to access to services and ongoing use of services. Latina women involved in the mental health system are often viewed as at-risk. This study challenges traditional pathological views of Latina women in …
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Assessing Burnout in Mental Health Providers of Chronic Clients: An Exploration of Predictors
Working in health care professions involves many emotional and interpersonal job stressors. Difficulties in handing such stressors commonly lead to a distinctive combination of emotional exhaustion (EE), depersonalization (DP), and reduced personal accomplishment (RPA), a syndrome known as burnout. …
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Relationship Between Employee Involvement Management Practices and Burnout Among Military Mental Health Providers
… study was drawn from a population of Military Mental Health Providers in the United States Navy. Based on research information about work stress, direct service work, and the costs of interpersonal work, there is a strong potential for Burnout to occur among individuals working in such a …
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The Perceptions and Experiences of Elementary School Counselors Collaboration with Community Mental Health Providers
Millions of children are suffering from mental health issues causing impairment in their lives (Center for Mental Health in Schools, n.d -a). Many of these children face barriers which impede the receiving of mental health services (Hodges, Nesman, & Hernandez, 2001). School counselors are in a …
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Stepping in the right direction? Exploring mental health providers’ beliefs about, training in, and use of stepped-care practices
… are needed to address the large, unmet need for mental health services. Stepped-care models have the potential to address this need and provide benefit to a significant number of patients while managing provider burden. The present study sought to clarify providers’ current use of, beliefs about, …
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EXAMINING THE WAYS MENTAL HEALTH PROFESSIONALS STRENGTHEN THEIR SKILLS AND STAY MOTIVATED WHILE PROVIDING SERVICES TO CHILDREN AND FAMILIES
… purpose of this study was to explore the ways mental health providers continue developing and strengthening their skills to have a great impact and overall beneficial effect on the families they are supporting. An interview questionnaire was created to explore participants’ experiences working …
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Counselor Self-Efficacy: Relationship with Mindfulness and Self-Compassion
… effects on psychological and physical health (Davis & Hayes, 2011). Recent findings suggest that mindfulness may be a predictor in counselor self-efficacy (Bentley, 2008; Greason & Cashwell, 2009; Kane, 2010). However, a review of literature indicates that this relationship, along with …
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Perceived Need of Directors for Family Therapy-Related Services in a Child Care or Preschool Setting
… collaboration with family therapists or other mental health providers, and to gather their thoughts concerning the possibility of successfully bridging the professions of child care and family therapy in the future. Seventy-two of the 197 directors surveyed responded to the mailed …
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Climate Change and Farmer Mental Health: A Participatory and Systems-Based Approach
… change will disproportionately impact farmer mental health. Despite local and global reliance on U.S. Midwest farmers' mental health and wellbeing, there are limited studies elucidating the impacts of our changing climate on their mental health. The proposed dissertation addresses this gap by …
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Child Massage Integrated Therapy: A Preliminary Intervention Manual for Psychological Trauma Treatment
… preliminary treatment manual as a guide for mental health providers interested in adding a research-informed massage therapy component to traditional child trauma psychotherapy.Child Massage Integrated Therapy (CMIT) offers a standardized protocol to support the implementation of a replicable …
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Integrating Mindfulness: A qualitative study with therapists practicing mindfulness meditation
… are increasingly being utilized by western mental health providers. In some cases, these practices are taught directly to clients. In other instances, therapists engage in the practices, which may or may not influence their work as clinicians. Often therapists both teach clients the practice …
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Integrating Mindfulness: A qualitative study with therapists practicing mindfulness meditation
… are increasingly being utilized by western mental health providers. In some cases, these practices are taught directly to clients. In other instances, therapists engage in the practices, which may or may not influence their work as clinicians. Often therapists both teach clients the practice …
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Behavioral Assessment and Referral for Patients with Cardiovascular Disease
… et al., 2009). Given the significant rates of mental health issues exhibited in cardiovascular patients coupled with the lack of standard screening practices of psychosocial risk factors implicated in cardiovascular disease, the introduction of adequate assessment and referrals to mental health …
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Before Boulder: Professionalizing clinical psychology, 1896-1949
… psychologists and the more established, elite mental health providers, particularly psychiatrists, between academic psychologists and these new clinical or applied psychologists, and between the various applied psychologists, and (2) how these training models (and organization membership …
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A Qualitative Study of Psychologists in Perinatal Healthcare: Perspectives on Interprofessional Collaboration and Biopsychosocial Patient Care
Over the past several decades, mental health providers have become an integral part of interprofessional healthcare settings. Perinatal healthcare, or the health services provided to individuals during pregnancy, labor, and postpartum, are one of the many settings in which psychologists are now …
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Acceptability and Preferences for Empirically-Supported Psychological Treatments
<p>Over the past decade, mental health has been moving in the direction of empirically-supported treatments. Currently, there are many empirically-supported treatment modalities that have been shown to be efficacious for various psychological disorders, specifically mood and anxiety disorders. …
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The biobehavioral family model: Testing eudaimonic well-being as an additional mediator
… (i.e., purpose in life, self-acceptance, environmental mastery, and personal growth), and whether eudaimonic well-being was in turn associated with biobehavioral reactivity (i.e., anxiety, depression and allostatic load). This hypothesis, and the original pathways of the BBFM, were tested using …
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Impact of COVID-19 on Latinx and Black Communities
… have become more conscious of the effects of health disparities within racial and ethnic minorities, which has warranted increased advocacy by educating health and mental health providers and creating and providing resources to these communities and clinicians. The review focused on the health …
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Exploring Higher Weight Women's Experiences of Provider Weight Stigma
… stigma as experienced by higher weight women in mental health treatment who also engage in restrictive eating behaviors. Women in larger bodies who are emotionally or behaviorally restrictive in their eating behaviors face a unique set of challenges and barriers. These include challenges due the …
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