“…According to self‐report studies, psychologists felt their distress had a negative impact on the quality of care they provided (Guy et al , 1989) and their ability to remain psychologically present (Cain, 2000). Conversely, positive effects on clinical work included increased identification, alliance, empathy, patience, faith/hope, appreciation, and reduced stigmatizing attitudes towards mental health difficulties (Cain, 2000; Gilroy, Carroll, & Murra, 2001; Gilroy et al , 2002; McCourt, 1999).…”