Rural mental health workers (including psychologists, counselors, and social workers) face
a range of challenges that place them at risk for burnout. Because we need to encourage …

Burnout is an inherent risk for those working as mental health professionals, given the
nature of their work. Due to recent Medicare changes in Australia, private practice …

Mindfulness is becoming more popular as emerging research demonstrates its benefits for
self-care, by cultivating calmness and decreasing stress or anxiety. This pilot study aimed to …

High levels of stress and burnout have been reported among mental health professionals
worldwide, including Singapore, with concerning potential implications for the quality of …

Burnout is a frequent and well-documented consequence of social work practice. The
literature suggests that mindfulness-based interventions might help develop the mental …

The evidence for the potential of mindfulness-based programmes (MBPs) to support
improved stress coping and feelings of burnout in social workers is growing. MBPs which …

Introduction The Mindful Self-Care and Resiliency (MSCR) programme is a brief
psychosocial intervention designed to promote resilience among various occupational …

Introduction Stress and burnout have been shown to be a concern among mental health
professionals in several countries including Singapore, and can affect quality of care and …

Social workers are at high risk of job-related stress that can impair their well-being and
professional practice. Although organisational support is a fundamental requirement, it has …

The mindfulness-based social work and self-care (MBSWSC) programme was created in
order to support social work students and practitioners to develop enhanced social work and …