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A Model for Art Therapy-Based Supervision for End-of-Life Care Workers in Hong Kong
End-of-life care workers and volunteers are particularly prone to burnout given the intense emotional and existential nature of their work. Supervision is one important way to provide adequate support that focuses on both professional and personal competencies. The inclusion of art therapy principle...
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| Published in: | Death studies 2015-01, Vol.39 (1), p.44-51 |
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| description | End-of-life care workers and volunteers are particularly prone to burnout given the intense emotional and existential nature of their work. Supervision is one important way to provide adequate support that focuses on both professional and personal competencies. The inclusion of art therapy principles and practices within supervision further creates a dynamic platform for sustained self-reflection. A 6-week art therapy-based supervision group provided opportunities for developing emotional awareness, recognizing professional strengths, securing collegial relationships, and reflecting on death-related memories. The structure, rationale, and feedback are discussed. |
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| subjects | Adult Art therapy Art Therapy - methods Attitude of Health Personnel Attitude to Death Burnout Burnout, Professional - etiology Burnout, Professional - prevention & control Burnout, Professional - psychology Caregivers Consciousness Emotional Intelligence Female Health Personnel - psychology Health technology assessment Hong Kong Humans Interprofessional Relations Male Memory Middle Aged Occupational Stress Organization and Administration Palliative care Professional Competence Professional relationships Sensitivity Training Groups Social support Supervision Terminal Care - psychology Treatment Outcome Volunteers Volunteers - psychology Workers |
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