From negative to positive effects of secondary exposure to trauma – the mediating role of cognitive coping strategies

A number of studies confirm the occurrence of SPTG in professionals working with trauma survivors, including health care providers [4-6,23,24], therapists [5-7,17], social workers [5-7], probation officers [7], police officers [25] and clergymen providing pastoral care in hospitals, hospices or pris...

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Published in:Medycyna pracy 2023-12, Vol.74 (6), p.449-460
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Care and treatment
cognitive coping strategies
Coping
Coping (Psychology)
exposure to secondary trauma
Health aspects
Medical personnel
Methods
Parole & probation
Pastoral care
Police
Post traumatic stress disorder
Post-traumatic growth
Prevention
Probation officers
Professionals
Psychiatric counselors
Psychological aspects
Psychologists
secondary posttraumatic growth
secondary posttraumatic stress
Secondary traumatic stress
Social workers
stress
Surveys
Therapists
Trauma
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Parole & probation
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Police
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