Wellness in School and Mental Health Systems: Organizational Influences
Mark E. Young, Glenn W. Lambie
Abstract
Mark E. Young, Glenn W. Lambie
Abstract
Previously, improving counselor wellness focused on helping counselors cope with stressful environments. More recently, research has begun to emphasize healthy work environments. This article makes suggestions for organizations to enhance wellness in mental health practice and schools by changing policies, increasing professional identification, supporting counselor wellness, and improving safety.
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Previously, improving counselor wellness focused on helping counselors cope with stressful environments. More recently, research has begun to emphasize healthy work environments. This article makes suggestions for organizations to enhance wellness in mental health practice and schools by changing policies, increasing professional identification, supporting counselor wellness, and improving safety.
Key concepts: Mental health, Psychology, Identification (biology), Work (physics), Applied psychology, Medical education, Medicine, Psychotherapist