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1. Royle, L., & Kerr, C. (2010, March). Are EMDR therapists at greater risk of developing secondary traumatic stress disorders?. Presentation at the 8th EMDR Association UK & Ireland Annual Conference & AGM, Dublin, Ireland.
Language: English
Format: Conference
Abstract:
Therapists who come
into contact with traumatised individuals are at risk of absorbing their distress resulting in
their own psychological injury. There is a variety of factors that increase the likelihood of
this happening and it can be argued that the EMDR therapist is exposed to many more of
these factors than the generic therapist or counsellor. The presenters hope to raise
awareness of these risks as the first step in addressing them and reducing the stigma in
admitting to secondary trauma.
As well as being provided with a theoretical overview of secondary trauma, participants in
this workshop will be encouraged to consider their own level of risk and practical steps
they can take to reduce this. The workshop will provide an overview of psychological
injury constructs including Compassion Fatigue, Vicarious Trauma and Burnout along with
a description of signs and symptoms of secondary trauma. Current recommendations for
treatment options are outlined and an example is given of how EMDR can be used to
successfully treat secondary trauma in the therapist.
Keywords: Burnout Compassion Fatigue Vicarious Trauma Secondary Traumtic Stress
Accuracy Verified: Yes
2. Jacome, S. (2012, Novembro). Auto-cuidade emocionais para pessoas que atendem vítimas de trauma e violência [Emotional self-care for people who assist victims of trauma and violence]. Apresentação no II Congresso Brasileiro de EMDR, Brasília, Brasil.
Language: Portuguese
Format: Conference
Abstract:
Ao trabalhar com vítimas de Incidente Crítico pode absorver e reter o seu sofrimento emocional. Assim, o trauma psicológico de outros, pode traumatizar, também se tornando vítimas de alto risco de desenvolver sintomas de stress traumático secundário que têm o potencial de perturbar, dissolver e destruir nossas carreiras e até mesmo nossas vidas.
Neste workshop os participantes irão preencher um instrumento que lhes permita auto-avaliar sua satisfação com o Trauma Burnout, compaixão e Secundário. Além disso, aprender métodos antigos e contemporâneos, para ganhar controle sobre o estresse, melhor saúde física e emocional, se sentir mais calmo, mais feliz e mais energizado.
Keywords: Trauma Victims Violence
Accuracy Verified: Yes
3. Jacome, S. (2012, Novembro). Burnout e auto cuidados [Burnout and self care]. Apresentação no Congresso Brasileiro de EMDR II, Brasília, Brasil.
Language: English
Format: Conference
Accuracy Verified: Yes
4. Schubbe, O. (2001). EMDR - Supervision. Institut für Traumatherapie.
Language: German
Format: Other
Abstract:
Angeregt durch meine eigene Supervisionserfahrung und meine Rolle als Ausbilder für EMDR möchte ich meine Form der Supervision der therapeutischen Arbeit mit EMDR vorstellen. Ich wünsche mir, durch einen kollegialen Austausch zu neuen, und weiter verbesserten Konzepten zu gelangen. Die Grundhaltung der Psychotherapie mit EMDR spiegelt sich auch in der Supervision dieser Tätigkeit:
•im transparenten professionellen Rahmen,
•im ressourcengeleiteten Ansatz und,
•im strukturierten Vorgehen. Der Inhalt der EMDR-Supervision unterscheidet sich von üblicher Fallsupervision durch den hohen Stellenwert:
•von traumaspezifischer Gegenübertragung,
•der Notwendigkeit von Burnoutprävention, und
•der Wiederholung von Ausbildungsinhalten.
Nach einer Darstellung des äußeren Rahmens und des ressourcenorientierten Vorgehens schildere ich in der EMDR-Supervision besonders häufig angesprochene Themen.
Inspired by my own supervision experience and my role as trainers of EMDR, I would like to introduce my form of supervision of therapeutic work with EMDR. I want to go through a collegial exchange of new concepts and further improved. The stance of the psychotherapy with EMDR is also reflected in the supervision of this activity: • in transparent professional framework, • ressourcengeleiteten approach and, • the structured approach. The content of the EMDR supervision differs from the usual case supervision by the high priority: • from specific traumatic countertransference, burnout • the need for prevention, and • the repetition of course content. After a description of the outer framework and the resource-oriented approach I describe in the EMDR Supervision particularly common issues raised
Keywords: Supervision
Accuracy Verified: Yes
5. Koempel, G. (2012, April). EMDR et psycho-dynamique: Une belle entente! Deux langages pour un traitement intégré et efficace [EMDR and psychodynamic: A great deal! Two languages for an integrated and efficient treatment]. Presentation at the annual meeting of EMDR Canada, Montreal, Quebec, Canada.
Language: French
Format: Conference
Abstract:
Par la présentation détaillée d’un cas de burn-out, nous découvrirons ensemble comment une approche intégrée en psycho-dynamique et en EMDR enrichit la compréhension et le traitement du client et le travail du thérapeute. Nous insisterons sur l’alliance thérapeutique, la compréhension du client de sa propre psycho-dynamique comme une ressource et sur l’importance de la liste des évènements perturbateurs. Nous préciserons certains concepts psychanalytiques et rappellerons les concepts fondamentaux de l’EMDR afin d’identifier facilement leur utilisation lors de la présentation de cas. Attention! Il s’agit bien d’un cas de thérapie EMDR, infiltrée par une pensée psycho-dynamique.
Objectifs d’apprentissage:
1. Intégrer l’approche psycho-dynamique au traitement en EMDR (particulièrement lors de la phase 1 à 4)
2. Redécouvrir l’importance de dresser la liste des évènements perturbateurs avec tous les clients.
3. Établir comme nouvelle ressource la compréhension par le client de son propre enjeu psycho-dynamique.
4. Envisager l’alliance thérapeutique comme ressource principale pour le bon déroulement de la thérapie EMDR.
5. À travers l’exposé détaillé de séances de thérapie, suivre les 8 phases du traitement EMDR illustrant l’efficacité du modèle TAI.
For a detailed presentation of a case of burnout, we will discover together how an integrated psychodynamic and EMDR enhances the understanding and treatment of the client and the therapist's work. We will emphasize the therapeutic alliance, understanding the customer's own psycho-dynamics as a resource and the importance of disrupting the event list. We will specify certain psychoanalytic concepts and recall the basic concepts of EMDR to easily identify their use during the presentation of cases. Caution! It is indeed a case of EMDR, infiltrated by a psycho-dynamic thinking.
Learning Objectives:
1. Integrate the psychodynamic approach to treatment in EMDR (particularly in Phase 1 to 4)
2. Rediscover the importance of listing the disruptive events with all clients.
3. Establish as a new resource for understanding the customer's own stake psychodynamic.
4. Consider the therapeutic alliance as a key resource for the success of EMDR therapy.
5. Through the detailed presentation of therapy sessions, follow the eight phases of EMDR treatment model illustrating the effectiveness of TAI.
Accuracy Verified: Yes
6. Hase, M. (2012, June). EMDR in the treatment of burnout [EMDR en el tratamiento de burnout [desgaste profesional]. Presentation at the annual meeting of EMDR Europe Association, Madrid, Spain.
Language: English
Format: Conference
Abstract:
EMDR
en
el
tratamiento
de
burnout
[desgaste
profesional]
El
estrés
representa
una
de
las
principales
causas
de
pérdida
de
productividad,
deterioro
del
funcionamiento
y
problemas
graves
de
salud
en
el
dominio
somático
y
psicosomático
(Salonen
et
al.
2008).
Aún
así,
el
burnout
parece
constituir
un
tema
altamente
polémico
en
el
campo
de
la
medicina
psicosomática.
Con
gran
frecuencia,
la
génesis
de
esta
dolencia
está
relacionada
con
el
lugar
de
trabajo
y
el
ejercicio
profesional,
si
bien,
ha
de
considerarse
la
predisposición
individual.
El
desarrollo
de
este
trastorno
parece
derivarse
de
episodios
críticos
que
dejan
al
individuo
incapaz
de
completar
un
ciclo
de
actuación.
Hobfoll
(2004)
postula
una
naturaleza
común
del
estrés
traumático
y
los
acontecimientos
vitales
estresantes
que
acaban
por
provocar
un
proceso
de
burnout.
Este
desgaste
profesional
ejerce
un
impacto
profundo
sobre
la
mente
y
el
cuerpo
y
guarda
relación
con
un
estado
somático
en
particular.
La
coherencia
neurobiológica
promete
mucho
como
concepto
global
de
la
salud
y
bienestar.
La
variabilidad
de
la
frecuencia
cardiaca
(HRV,
por
sus
siglas
en
inglés)
supone
una
medida
sencilla
para
la
monitorización
de
la
coherencia
neurobiológica
y
es
idónea
para
monitorizar
la
terapia.
EMDR
se
revela
como
una
herramienta
idónea
en
un
plan
terapéutico
completo
encontrando
recuerdos
de
episodios
críticos
en
la
formación
del
proceso
de
burnout.
Esta
conferencia
aborda
la
probabilidad
de
la
psicoterapia
y
terapia
adyuvante
en
un
entorno
psicosomático.
La
desensibilización
y
el
reprocesamiento
por
movimientos
oculares
–
EMDR
(Shapiro,
2001)
se
perfila
como
una
herramienta
idónea
en
un
plan
terapéutico
completo.
Existe
cada
vez
más
evidencia
de
la
eficacia
del
EMDR
en
el
tratamiento
del
desgaste
profesional.
Dado
que
con
frecuencia
EMDR
se
tolera
bien
y
goza
de
gran
aceptación,
se
espera
contar
con
otra
opción
adicional
en
el
tratamiento
del
burnout.
Michael
Hase
MD
explicará
la
planificación
del
tratamiento,
con
especial
énfasis
en
la
secuencia
y
técnicas.
Se
hablará
de
la
investigación
actual
y
una
casuística.
Las
demostraciones
a
partir
de
grabaciones
en
vídeo
presentarán
un
esquema
de
los
puntos
más
importantes
y
capacitarán
a
los
participantes
a
integrar
este
planteamiento
en
su
práctica
clínica.
Keywords: Burnout
Accuracy Verified: Yes
7. Ventouratou, D. (2012, June). Help the helpers with EMDR(For all EMDR professionals) [Ayudar a los formadores del EMDR (Especialmente para Supervisores)]. Presentation at the annual meeting of the EMDR Europe Association, Madrid, Spain.
Language: English
Format: Conference
Abstract:
Most
therapists
are
confronted
with
feelings
of
insufficiency,
helplessness
and
even
anger
if
a
therapy
is
not
successful.
Feelings
of
shame
often
prevent
the
therapist
to
come
in
contact
with
his
own
countertransference
during
a
supervision
session.
Supervisors
often
get
lost
in
analyzing
history
details
and
making
interpretations
or
offering
tools,
but
they
sometimes
fail
to
help
the
therapists
to
get
in
touch
with
their
own
feelings.
Therefore,
a
“stuck”
therapeutic
process
is
probably
followed
(or
actually
“mirrored”)
by
a
“stuck”
in
supervision
process.
In
this
workshop
we
will
demonstrate
how
we
can
utilize
the
EMDR-‐protocol
in
difficult
supervision
or
intervision
cases,
in
order
to
overcome
impasses
in
therapeutic
processes,
negative
emotions
or
beliefs,
matters
of
countertransference
and
secondary
traumatization
of
the
therapist.
Case
examples
will
show
how
utilizing
EMDR
in
supervision
can
lead
to
a
sudden
change
of
feelings
towards
the
client
and
to
a
deeper
understanding
of
his
attitude,
show
the
connection
to
the
therapists
blocking
issues,
and
therefore
re-‐enable
conscious
empathy.
The
presentation
of
a
specially
modified
EMDR
–
Supervision-‐
Protocol
and
case
examples
will
be
followed
by
a
live
demonstration.
The
workshop
is
addressed
to
all
clinicians
who
work
as
supervisors.
The
modified
EMDR-‐Supervision-‐Protocol
can
be
used
by
all
EMDR-‐Practitioners
(NOT
only
accredited
consultants!),
whereas
their
supervisors
do
not
necessarily
need
to
be
familiar
with
EMDR.
La
Mayoría
de
los
terapeutas
tienen
que
enfrentarse
con
sentimientos
de
insuficiencia,
frustración
e
incluso
ira
si
la
terapia
no
tiene
éxito.
Sentimientos
de
vergüenza
a
menudo
previenen
al
terapeuta
a
ponerse
en
contacto
con
su
propia
contratransferencia
durante
una
sesión
de
supervisión.
Los
supervisores
a
menudo
se
pierden
en
analizar
los
detalles
de
la
historia
y
hacer
sus
interpretaciones
u
ofrecer
herramientas
terapéuticas,
pero
en
muchos
casos,
fallan
en
ayudar
al
terapeuta
a
ponerse
en
contacto
con
sus
propios
sentimientos.
Por
eso
un
“atasco”
en
el
proceso
terapéutico
esta
probablemente
seguido
por
(o
“reflejado”)
por
un
“atasco”
en
el
proceso
de
supervisión.
En
este
taller
vamos
a
demostrar
cómo
podemos
utilizar
el
protocolo
EMDR
en
supervisiones
o
intervenciones
de
casos
difíciles,
con
el
fin
de
sobreponer
los
obstáculos
del
proceso
terapéutico,
las
emociones
negativas,
o
las
creencias
relacionadas
con
la
contratransferencia
y
secundariamente
la
traumatización
del
terapeuta
Casos
prácticos
mostrarán,
cómo
utilizando
el
EMDR,
en
la
supervisión
puede
promover
un
cambio
repentino
de
cara
al
cliente
y
de
un
más
profundo
entendimiento
de
sus
actitudes,
mostraremos
la
conexión
con
los
problemas
de
bloqueos
de
los
terapeutas,
y
por
tanto,
reactivar
la
empatía
consciente.
La
presentación
de
esta
modificación
especial
del
protocolo
EMDR
–
Supervisión-‐
Protocolo
y
ejemplos
de
casos
se
llevaran
a
cabo
con
demostraciones
en
directo.
Keywords: Burnout
Accuracy Verified: Yes
8. Regourd-Laizeau, M. (2009, June). Is practicing EMDR a good way to help practitioners in coping with burnout?. In A. de Jongh (Chair), PTSD research. Symposium conducted at the annual meeting of the EMDR Europe Association, Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
Language: English
Format: Conference
Keywords: Burnout Postraumatic Stress Disorder PTSD Research Symposium
Accuracy Verified: Yes
9. Hurley, E. C., & Colelli, G. (2006, September). Post-Katrina disaster response: EMDR Humanitarian Assistance Program (HAP) volunteers discuss post-Katrina recovery work and its comparison with the 9/11 New York City response. Presentation at the annual meeting of the EMDR International Association, Philadelphia, PA.
Language: English
Format: Conference
Abstract:
This presentation provides a collective body of
knowledge helpful for EMDR clinicians in
understanding disaster response at sites both in
post-Katrina operations in Louisiana and 911 operations in New York City. The presentation will
include information learned by EMDR
Humanitarian Assistance Program (HAP)
volunteers in establishing an on-site network for trauma recovery clinicians serving in Louisiana.
Lessons learned include establishing initial onsite networks, noting key contact persons, and
networking with local agencies in providing
EMDR services. EMDR Consultation and the
importance of daily debriefings of the clinical
work will be discussed. Differences in protocols
such as EMD, Recent Events Protocol, and
EMDR, as they relate to the timing of the trauma
will be outlined. The importance of practicing
healthy self-care and avoiding burnout will be
noted. A summation will include the similarities
and differences between the EMDR community-based
intervention project in New York City with
responders and civilian following 9/11 and the
post-Katrina HAP project with first responders in
Louisiana.
Accuracy Verified: Yes
10. Bruck, N. R. V. (2007, March). A psicologia das emergências: Um estudo sobre angústia pública e o dramático cotidiano do trauma [The psychology of emergencies: A survey of public angst and dramatic daily life of trauma]. Pontifica Universidade Catolica Do Rio Grande Do Sul, Programa De Pos-Graduacao Em Psicologia Doutorado Em Psicologia, Porto Alegre.
Language: Portuguese
Format: Dissertation/Thesis
Abstract:
O assunto “trauma” vem adquirindo novos significados, considerando principalmente
acontecimentos sociais recentes, sejam eventos adversos, catástrofes, desastres,
sejam as situações-limite vividas pelas pessoas no cotidiano urbano. A psicologia
das emergências estuda o comportamento das pessoas nos acidentes e desastres
desde uma ação preventiva até o pós-trauma e, se for o caso, subsidia intervenções
de compreensão, apoio e superação do trauma às vítimas e profissionais do SAMU.
O assunto se estende às questões que vão desde a experiência pessoal do trauma
até os eventos adversos provocados por calamidades, sejam estas naturais e/ou
provocadas pelo homem. A psicologia das emergências é um tema de angústia
pública, sentimento difuso de mal-estar que se origina dos acontecimentos públicos
traumáticos, chamados estressores, tais como os acidentes de trânsito com vítima,
assim como os provenientes das demais situações limites de toda a violência
urbana. O trauma é uma experiência que explode a capacidade de suportar um
revés, traz a perda de sentido, desorganização corporal e paralisação da
consciência temporal, pode deixar marcas que influenciam a criatividade e a
motivação para a vida. Os objetivos nos primeiros auxílios psicológicos são de aliviar
as manifestações sintomáticas e o sofrimento, reduzindo os sentimentos de
anormalidade e de enfermidade. Um dos objetivos é a familiarização com temas
considerados complexos e muitas vezes distantes das discussões sobre trauma
psicológico, sendo que o problema da pesquisa é a compreensão da psicologia das
emergências e como colocá-la em prática. Os autores mais utilizados são Edgar
Morin, Alfredo Moffatt, Serge Moscovici, Gilles Deleuze e Michel Foucault, dentre
outros. São abordados os temas do não-reducionismo, da epistemologia de si
mesmo e da relação da Teoria das Representações Sociais com o EMDR
(dessensibilização e reprocessamento através de movimentos oculares). O método
desta pesquisa, com suporte na observação participante refere às questões da
complexidade, análise multirreferencial e de implicação. As técnicas mais utilizadas
foram entrevistas, grupos focais-“histórias significativas” e análise documental. É
indicado, como atitudes favoráveis pensar não a partir de algo, mas, sobretudo sobre
algo e que para mudar o modo de agir torna-se necessário modificar a imagem que
uma pessoa tenha de si próprio. Como conclusões da pesquisa, observou-se: que
as pessoas acidentadas trazem outros acontecimentos considerados difíceis junto
com o depoimento sobre o acidente, como situações de luto e de sofrimento com
familiares; que o estresse pós-traumático não é uma conseqüência inevitável do
trauma; que não há nenhuma orientação, ou rotina, nas missões de socorros e nos
documentos oficiais do SAMU sobre o tema psicologia das emergências. Também
são indicadas considerações finais sobre os temas da Síndrome de Burnout, sobre a
influência da instituição no cotidiano dos atendimentos, sobre a relação da clínica
com a psicologia social.
The subject of "trauma" has acquired new meanings, especially considering
recent social events, are adverse events, catastrophes, disasters,
are the extreme situations experienced by people in urban daily life. Psychology
emergencies studies the behavior of people in accidents and disasters
from preventive action to post-trauma and, if necessary, subsidize interventions
understanding, support and overcoming the trauma victim and professional SAMU.
The subject extends to issues ranging from the personal experience of trauma
to adverse events caused by disasters, whether natural and / or
manmade. The psychology of emergencies is a topic of anguish
public diffuse feeling of uneasiness that stems from public events
traumatic, called stressors, such as traffic accidents with victims,
as well as from the other extreme edge of all violence
urban. Trauma is an experience that explodes the ability to support a
setback, brings loss of meaning, and paralysis of body clutter
temporal awareness, can leave marks that influence creativity and
motivation for life. The goals in psychological first aid are to relieve
symptomatic manifestations and suffering, reducing feelings of
abnormality and disease. One goal is to become familiar with issues
as complex and often distant from the discussions on trauma
psychological, and the research problem is understanding the psychology of
emergencies and how to put it into practice. The authors are more used Edgar
Morin, Alfredo Moffatt, Serge Moscovici, Gilles Deleuze and Michel Foucault, among
others. Issues are addressed in the non-reductionism, the epistemology of self
and even the relationship of the Theory of Representations to EMDR
(Desensitization and reprocessing through eye movements). The method
this research, supported in participant observation matters relating to
complex, multi-referential analysis and implication. The most used techniques
were interviews, focus groups, "meaningful stories and documentary analysis. It
indicated as positive attitudes to think not from something, but mainly on
something and to change the mode of action becomes necessary to modify the image
a person has of himself. As the survey findings revealed the following: that
rugged people bring other events to be difficult with
with testimony about the accident, as situations of grief and suffering with
family, whereas the post-traumatic stress is not an inevitable consequence of
trauma, there is no guidance, or routine tasks in the relief and
SAMU official documents on the subject of psychology emergencies. Also
concluding remarks are given on the topics of the Burnout on the
influence the institution in the routine of care, about the relationship of clinical
with social psychology.
Keywords: Emergency Treatment Postrraumatic Stress Disorder PTSD Social Psychology Stress
Accuracy Verified: Yes
11. Pelling, N., Brear, P., & Lau, M. (2006, June). A survey of advertised Australian counsellors. International Journal of Psychology, 41(3), 204-215, DOI: 10.1080/00207590544000202. .
Language: English
Format: Journal
Abstract:
As counselling is a developing profession without statutory regulation in Australia, anyone can engage in counselling practice and use “counsellor” as a professional title. Not much is known about those who call themselves counsellors in Australia. This survey research in a field setting aimed to describe Australian Yellow Pages Advertised Counsellors, thus providing a snapshot of advertised counsellors in Australia. This research was thus designed to describe those who are engaging in advertised counselling practice in Australia. Data was collected using a multiple mailing survey method and resulted in a 62.2% return rate. The counsellors' (1) demographic characteristics, (2) counselling training and development, (3) provision of counselling services, and (4) professional involvement were assessed. Advertised Australian counsellors tend to be female, mature, Caucasian, married or partnered, heterosexual, have families, and hold Christian beliefs. The majority of counsellors live in urban areas. The field could arguably benefit from increasing the diversity of its members. Nevertheless, advertised Australian counsellors are qualified professionals who tend to hold university qualifications and are likely to have received their training in counselling from a university provider. They are experienced service providers and engage in ongoing supervision as a supervisee. Moreover, these counsellors are involved in a variety of professional organizations. Advertised Australian counsellors, however, often struggle with issues related to burnout. They demonstrate their belief in the power of counselling by engaging in personal counselling. Advertised Australian counsellors actively engage in professional development, read professional journals, and report wanting further training regarding cognitive behaviour therapy, family therapy, EMDR, hypnosis, and trauma‐related difficulties. The majority of counsellors indicate making $40,000 or less per year. Survey results clearly indicate that the professionalisation of counselling is underway. Tandis que le counseling est une profession en développement sans régulation statutaire en Australie, n'importe qui peut s'engager dans la pratique du counseling et utiliser le titre professionnel de “conseiller.” Très peu est connu sur ceux qui se prétendent conseillers en Australie. Cette enquête visait à décrire les conseillers annonçant dans les pages jaunes en Australie, permettant d'avoir une image de ces derniers. Elle cherchait donc à décrire ceux qui étaient engagés dans la pratique du counseling publicisé en Australie. Les données furent collectées par le biais d'une méthode d'enquête par multiples envois postaux résultant à un taux de réponse de 62,2%. Les facteurs évalués chez les conseillers incluent: (a) les caractéristiques démographiques, (b) la formation et le développement en counseling, (c) les services desservis et (d) l'implication professionnelle. Les conseillers australiens publicisés tendent à montrer les caractéristiques suivantes: femmes, matures, caucasiens, mariés ou en couple, hétérosexuels, ayant une famille et ayant des croyances chrétiennes. La majorité des conseillers vivent dans les zones urbaines. Le domaine peut sans conteste bénéficier d'une plus grande diversité de ses membres. Néanmoins, les conseillers australiens publicisés sont des professionnels qualifiés qui tendent à posséder des qualifications universitaires et qui sont susceptibles d'avoir reçu leur formation en counseling d'une université. Les conseillers australiens publicisés sont des professionnels d'expérience et sont engagés dans de la supervision en tant que supervisés. De plus, ces conseillers sont impliqués dans une variété d'organizations professionnelles. Cependant, ils font souvent face à des problèmes reliés au burn‐out. Ils montrent leur croyance dans le pouvoir du counseling en recevant eux‐mêmes des services de counseling. Les conseillers australiens publicisés s'engagent activement dans le développement professionnel, ils lisent des revues professionnelles et ils rapportent vouloir davantage de formation sur la thérapie cognitivo‐comportementale, la thérapie familiale, la désensibilisation et le retraitement du mouvement de l'oeil, l'hypnose et les difficultés reliées aux traumatismes. La majorité d'entre eux indique faire 40,000$ ou moins par année. Les résultats de cette enquête indiquent clairement que la professionnalisation du counseling est sur la bonne voie. Debido a que en Australia el consejo es una profesión en desarrollo sin reglamentación estatutaria, cualquier persona pued.
Keywords: Counseling Counselor Characteristics Counselors Counselor Education Empirical Study Professional Development Professional Organizations Quantitative Study
Accuracy Verified: Yes
12. White, G. D. (1998, January). Trauma treatment training for Bosnian and Croatian mental health workers. American Journal of Orthopsychiatry, 68(1), 58-62. doi:10.1037/h0080270.
Language: English
Format: Journal
Abstract:
Trauma treatment training programs were conducted in the former Yugoslavia for Bosnian and Croatian mental health workers. A method was developed for measuring and evaluating compassion fatigue and burnout among the trainees, and an efficient system of international supervision and consultation was implemented. Plans for development of this system to support future training and consultation programs are discussed. [Author Abstract]
Keywords: Bosnians Burnout Croats Mental Health Personnel Professional Supervision Professional Training Vicarious Traumatization Yugoslav Wars of Secession
Accuracy Verified: Yes
13. White, G. D. (2002). Trauma treatment training for Bosnian and Croatian mental health workers. In C. R. Figley, (Ed.) Treating compassion fatigue (pp 171-179). New York: Brunner-Routledge.
Language: English
Format: Book Section
Abstract:
Trauma treatment training programs were conducted in the former Yugoslavia for Bosnian and Croatian mental health workers. A method was developed for measuring and evaluating compassion fatigue and burnout among the trainees, and an efficient system of international supervision and consultation was implemented. Plans for development of this system to support future training and consultation programs are discussed. [Author Abstract]
Keywords: Bosnians Burnout Croats Mental Health Personnel Professional Supervision Professional Training Vicarious Traumatization Yugoslav Wars of Secession
Accuracy Verified: Yes
14. Vilaseca, G. A. (2010, 29-1 Octubre/Noviembre). “Deconstrucción dramática” Un modelo de abordaje grupal psicodramático del estress laboral y el burn out integrando EFT y EMDR ["Deconstruction drama" A model of the psychodrama group approach and work stress burn out integrating EFT and EMDR]. Presentación en el II Congreso Iberoamericano de EMDR y Psicotrauma, Quito, Ecuador .
Language: Spanish
Format: Conference
Keywords: Burnout EFT Emotional Freedom Technique Psychodrama
Accuracy Verified: Yes