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, 2017 The Helping Professions is a collection of nonfiction essays that blend personal narrative with reflection and analysis of political and legal topics. The essays explore questions about the relationship between personal and national identity, current experiences of exploitation, and the limits of writing for addressing social conditions and abuses of ...
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Burnout Syndrome in the Helping Professions
Psychological Reports, 2002Burnout can be defined as a long-term reaction to occupational stress which involves, particularly, the helping professions. The main aim of this study was the assessment of burnout in a sample of professional and voluntary health care workers and comparison of the two samples on scores from the Maslach Burnout Inventory.
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Metamedicine, 1982
A continuing series of scandals and tragedies is resulting in increasing public disquiet over the practice of the ‘helping’ professions. In the author's view, this disquiet is justified on both theoretical and practical grounds. Current practice is based on a natural-scientific, medical model.
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A continuing series of scandals and tragedies is resulting in increasing public disquiet over the practice of the ‘helping’ professions. In the author's view, this disquiet is justified on both theoretical and practical grounds. Current practice is based on a natural-scientific, medical model.
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Homosexuality, the Halacha, and the helping professions
Journal of Religion & Health, 1979The position of Jewish writings on homosexuality is the topic of inquiry. Overt homosexuality, child homosexuality, and lesbianism are examined in the light of Jewish Halacha (law). Though Talmudic writings view homosexuality with severe disapproval, a sprrit of tolerance and compassion is also voiced in them.
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Stress and Burnout in the Helping Professions
Social Casework, 1988The author reviews the literature on stress and burnout among human service professionals. The article defines burnout, explores external and internal causes of burnout, and suggests prevention and coping techniques. Further research must be conducted on the techniques that prevent burnout.
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Asking for Help in a Helping Profession
As a profession, we encourage library users to ask for help but may not apply that same ethic to our colleagues and ourselves. This chapter aims to center help-seeking and helping as essential components of leading in libraries. The authors are library managers and librarians without supervisory responsibilities, who all “lead” in the workplace in ...Veronica Arellano Douglas +4 more
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A Spirituality for the Helping Professions
Journal of Pastoral Care, 1990Draws on the writings of J.H. van den Berg, Bruno Bettelheim, Robert Lane, and Bernard Boelen to develop the notion that contemporary caregivers ought to focus more on spiritual factors in their counseling and pastoral care. Notes especially the importance of diminishing the will to control, trusting in God, and letting God act.
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