Background Despite the need for training in self‐care for clinical psychology trainees
(CPTs), research is limited, with little progress in the evaluation of effective approaches for …

Clinical psychology trainees (CPTs) are susceptible to elevated stress. Despite recognition
of the need for training in self-care strategies for CPTs, research in this area is limited, with …

This systematic review explored ways in which doctoral-level clinical and counseling
psychology graduate students are trained to build competency in self-care. The study aimed …

Self-care has been described as a foundational competency to becoming an effective
professional psychologist. Research on self-care during psychology training suggests that …

Self-care practices maintain strong professional functioning and decrease risk of burnout
and exhaustion. Limited research has examined how these practices are learned and …

Following a trend in the professional psychology literature, self-care has begun to receive
increasing attention at the psychology graduate training level. A limited body of research has …

Despite the lack of a universally accepted definition, the concept of self-care has been long
recognized in the health care literature (eg, nursing, behavioral medicine), and research …

In this paper, I will discuss the concept of self-care and its importance for clinical
psychologists, both during training and post-qualification. I will review the pertinent literature …

Despite frequent calls for the importance of self-care among both novice and practicing
psychologists, evidence suggests that training institutions have done little to actively …

This empirical study investigates psychological practitioners' experience of worksite training
in acceptance and commitment therapy using an interpretative phenomenological analysis …