To assess the impact of high-stress work on helping professionals, three major constructs
have been employed throughout the past two decades: secondary traumatic stress …

There is a growing interest in conceptual frameworks related to preventing stress responses
among mental health clinicians working with survivors of trauma. The following paper …

Organizations play a vital role in preventing or ameliorating secondary traumatic stress
(STS) among helping professionals. This qualitative case study investigated one …

Increasingly trauma scholars are exploring the susceptibility of mental health providers to
secondary trauma reactions. The current study explores the relationship between clinical …

The emotional and psychological risks associated with providing direct social work services
to vulnerable populations have been largely overlooked in social work educational …

The consequences of workplace trauma among mental health staff can include physical
injuries and somatic disorders, professional exhaustion and burnout, depression, anxiety …

Mental health professionals' responses to work with trauma survivors vary among a range of
aversive and positive psychosocial experiences. This study examines the prevalence and …

There is a high prevalence of workplace stress and'burnout'among workers across the
human services sector. The causes of workplace stress are multifaceted, and often structural …

This literature review explores how interacting with seriously traumatized people has the
potential to affect health‐care workers. The review begins with an introduction to post …

In the United States alone, 10 million people are affected by family and domestic violence
(DV). DV survivors experience many forms of victimization, including physical …