Barnett D. Elman, E. T. Dowd
tlooto Summary
Therapists who had more social support had a greater sense of personal accomplishment and length of service was related to greater depersonalization and greater personal accomplishment.
Abstract
Recovering substance abuse therapists had a higher sense of personal accomplishment than nonrecovering therapists. Therapists who had more social support had a greater sense of personal accomplishment. Length of service was related to greater depersonalization and greater personal accomplishment. Burnout was strongly associated with occupational stress. Personal stress was associated with depersonalization.
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ELMAN, Barnett D.; DOWD, E. T. Correlates of burnout in inpatient substance abuse treatment therapists. JOURNAL OF ADDICTIONS & OFFENDER COUNSELING, 1997, 17: 56–65.