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Showing 1 to 20 of 20 for “"self-care strategies"”.
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SELF-CARE STRATEGIES AMONG PARENTS WITH A CHILD DIAGNOSED WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER
<p>The purpose of this study was to explore self-care strategies among parents with a child diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. The study used a survey design to detect the extent to which respondents used self-care strategies to alleviate high stress levels associated with caring for an ASD …
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Counselor Perceptions of the Efficacy of Training and Implementation of Self-Care Strategies Related to Trauma Work
… and mitigated with personal and professional self-care strategies. The American Counseling Association (ACA) Code of Ethics indicates that counselors have a professional responsibility to engage in self-care activities, as efforts to ensure the psychological health of counselors will have a …
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AN EXPLORATION OF THE MENTAL HEALTH HELP-SEEKING AND SELF-CARE STRATEGIES OF BLACK WOMEN: THE IMPLICATIONS FOR COUNSELOR EDUCATION, TRAINING AND PRACTICE.
… symptoms, such as depression, anxiety, and low self-esteem at alarming rates. </p> <p>When addressing the concerns of mental health within the Black community, the mental health of Black women is of primary concern. Black women are more susceptible than Black men to various forms of depression …
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Exploration of supervision and self-care from the perspectives of palliative care social workers in South Africa
This study explored supervision and self-care from the perspectives of palliative care social workers in South Africa. The study applied a qualitative research design to gather, analyse and present data. The sample comprised of 25 palliative care social workers from private and nongovernmental …
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The Impact of Working with Human Sex Trafficking Survivors on Clinicians' Personal and Professional Lives
… trauma, impact on the clinician's life, and self-care strategies and resources. The work with human sex trafficking survivors impacted the clinicians' personal, family, and professional lives. Limitations, clinical implications, and suggestions for future research are discussed.
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Cancer related fatigue and self-care while undergoing chemotherapy: patients' perspectives
… and measure CRF and determine the most effective self-care strategies used to combat CRF in a cohort of patients with a diagnosis of cancer (breast cancer, colorectal cancer, Hodgkin’s and Non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma) 2). To explore self-care agency and its relationship to CRF. Method: A mixed methods …
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Stress and Coping in Nurse Managers: A Qualitative Description
… nurse manager incumbents. Background: The healthcare work environment as a source of overwork and stress has been implicated in today's nursing shortage. Nurse managers play a pivotal role in creating work environments for staff nurses, but little is known about the nature of nurse manager work. …
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Female Seasoned Marriage and Family Therapists: Maintaining Passion for Their Work
… sustaining balance through the use of various self-care strategies is vital. Limitations, suggestions for future research, and implications of this study also discussed.
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The Provision of Social Support by Adolescent Youth and Their Subsequent Risk for Secondary Traumatic Stress Reactions
… programs to educate youth about peer helping and self-care strategies are discussed.</p>
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Psychologist Self-Care, Perceived Stress, Psychological Distress, and Coping Self-Efficacy Across the Career-Span
<p>Psychologists are expected to engage in self-care strategies aimed at promoting and maintaining well-functioning in themselves (Saakvitne & Pearlman, 1996) in order to effectively manage the demands of their profession and better ensure the provision of quality care. However, self-care is also a …
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THE DEVELOPMENT OF A SYSTEMIC, TRAUMA-INFORMED GROUP MODEL TO REDUCE SECONDARY TRAUMATIC STRESS AMONG VIOLENCE INTERVENTION WORKERS
… have an ethical obligation to implement strategies to address it, ultimately protecting workers and clients. However, research is limited on effective interventions to address this issue, with existing interventions focusing narrowly on self-care strategies. Due to the significant and …
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A Qualitative Inquiry into the Systemic Influences upon the Wellness of Home and Community Based Counselor
… illness. Counselors working in these systems of care face significant challenges in this unique setting. Most home and community based counselors (HCBCs) face these challenges as recent graduates, not having adequate preparation for the home setting, while receiving little supervision. HCBCs have …
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Vicarious resilience among employees and volunteers at a rape crisis center
… interpersonal and organizational factors (coping strategies) predictive of high vicarious resilience. Findings from this study may be used for RCC management to improve trauma worker wellness and expand trauma-informed training curricula beyond self-care strategies for sexual assault trauma …
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EDUCATOR WELLNESS: AN EXAMINATION OF THE THINGS WE NEED TO KEEP TALENTED EDUCATORS IN THE PROFESSION AND IMPACT STUDENT OUTCOMES
… leadership, autonomy in teaching, and personal self-care strategies. Findings suggest that for wellness initiatives to be effective, they must directly align with the specific needs of the individual rather than broad, one-size-fits-all programs. The study recommends the implementation of more …
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Factors associated with self-compassion in clinical psychologists
At present, two dominant conceptualisations of self-compassion exist. However, a unifying consensus includes self-compassion as a basic kindness and an understanding, non-judgemental attitude towards ones inadequacies and failures (Neff, 2003a), coupled with the wish and effort to relieve ones …
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Self-Care and Quality of Life in Patients with Heart Failure
Although it is well known that self-care reduces the frequency of hospital admissions and exacerbations and enhances quality of life (QOL) in heart failure (HF) patients, little is known about self-care in this population. Therefore, the study purpose was to examine relationships among selected …
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Investigating how Black women faculty in higher education experience and cope with work burnout : a narrative case study.
… education with work burnout and their coping and self-care strategies. The interviewees were five Black women faculty in higher education who worked in either a Predominantly White Institution (PWI) or a Historical Black College University (HBCU). Each Black woman faculty member provided an …
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Self-efficacy in patients undergoing home dialysis: An integrative review
… review was to synthesise evidence on perceived self-efficacy among patients receiving home dialysis. The review also aimed to identify measures utilised and interventions employed to assess and improve self-efficacy. Research problem: Home dialysis requires a multidimensional approach that is …
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How do community nurses make sense of their experiences of providing end-of-life care for patients with dementia? An interpretative phenomenological analysis
… community nurses providing end-of-life dementia care (EOLDC) and the meanings they attribute to their experiences. Literature Review: An integrative review was conducted to gain an understanding of prevailing research and prevailing debates in EOLDC. Three themes emerged from the review namely; …
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Calmness as a Quality of Teacher Presence and the Impact on Learning
… (2018), implementing different practices and strategies of mindfulness can help regulate the internal and external stresses that happen daily. Currently, there is a lack of existing research on what educators do to calm themselves outside of the school day and how those practices impact their …