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Mental health care for helpers: Experiences from a training programme (CROSBI ID 25608)

Prilog u knjizi | stručni rad

Ajduković, Marina ; Ajduković, Dean Mental health care for helpers: Experiences from a training programme // War violence, and the coping process: armed conflict in Europe and survivor response / Arcel, Libby Tata (ur.). Kopenhagen: Rehabilitation Centre for Torture Victims, 1998. str. 314-318-x

Podaci o odgovornosti

Ajduković, Marina ; Ajduković, Dean

engleski

Mental health care for helpers: Experiences from a training programme

The training program aimed at meeting the mental health needs of care-providers is described. Its goal was to develop and implement a training program for self-management and self-empowerment of care-providers in order to prevent their burnout and vicarious traumatization. In 1994 the practical assistance was provided to 57 helpers in two three-day workshops ; a manual was prepared and the program evaluated. Three groups of stressors were identified by the participants. One group was dependent upon the personality, another group comprised environmental stressors, and the third group included specific characteristics of the helping work. The quantitative and qualitative evaluation model was used which showed that the program met the existing needs of the care-providers. The participants reported improved relations with their collaborators, greater capacity for defining their boundaries at work, less exhaustion and improved communication patterns among the working team members.

Professional stress, Professional burnout, Stress prevention, Helpers’ stress

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Podaci o prilogu

314-318-x.

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Podaci o knjizi

War violence, and the coping process: armed conflict in Europe and survivor response

Arcel, Libby Tata

Kopenhagen: Rehabilitation Centre for Torture Victims

1998.

953-6289-10-5

Povezanost rada

Psihologija