“What Contributes to Family Therapist Trainees’ Health?” An Investigation into the Context of Professional and Workplace Health and Well-Being

Mayer, Claude–Hélène; Oosthuizen, Rudolf M.

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-30025-8_64

The Palgrave Handbook of Workplace Well-Being 2021

DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-30025-8_64

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“What Contributes to Family Therapist Trainees’ Health?” An Investigation into the Context of Professional and Workplace Health and Well-Being

Claude–Hélène Mayer¹,

Rudolf M. Oosthuizen²

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“…First, other than participants from the medical field, researchers need to focus on participants from the mental health field because of the important role of prospective professional psychologists (Mayer & Oosthuizen, 2020) in the COVID-19 pandemic. Zhao et al (2016) used medical and nursing students as participants.…”

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The Role of Resilience towards Altruism: Be Strong for Yourself before Anyone Else

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2022

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Professional psychologists provide services for clients to heal. Thus, it is important for professional psychology graduate students to have altruism, or a trait in which individuals are consistently more generous, helpful, and kind than the average people. To have altruism, students must have resilience, namely the ability to rise in the face of stressful situations with the following dimensions: (a) personal competence; (b) tolerance to adverse effects; (c) acceptance of changes; (d) control; and (e) spiritual beliefs. The purpose of this study was to examine the role of resilience to altruism. The research took data from 104 students, and data processing was done by linear regression. It was found that overall resilience played a role in altruism. If viewed per dimension, the only dimensions significantly impacting altruism were tolerance to adverse effects and control. Further research can explore the relationship between resilience and altruism in other service-providing professionals.

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“What Contributes to Family Therapist Trainees’ Health?” An Investigation into the Context of Professional and Workplace Health and Well-Being

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The Role of Resilience towards Altruism: Be Strong for Yourself before Anyone Else

The Role of Resilience towards Altruism: Be Strong for Yourself before Anyone Else

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