[Disclosure of Own Crisis And Treatment Experiences By Staff Of Psychiatric Institutions In BerLin And Brandenburg - An Underused Resource For Reducing Stigma?]

IF 1.1 4区 医学 Q4 PSYCHIATRY
Psychiatrische Praxis Pub Date : 2024-09-01 Epub Date: 2024-04-26 DOI:10.1055/a-2296-7173
Sebastian von Peter, Angel Ponew, Anna Strelen, Christian Lust, Sven Speerforck, Stefan Stützle
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Abstract

Aim: This article is part of the EKB-study which explores lived crisis and treatment experiences of mental health professionals in Berlin and Brandenburg. It addresses the disclosure of mental health workers' lived experiences in their workplace.

Method: An online survey was conducted among 182 mental health professionals, containing questions on disclosure of lived experiences. Data were analyzed descriptively and analytically.

Results: Participants reported disclosure mainly to supervisors and affiliated colleagues. Experiences were mostly positive, with severe negative exceptions. Central motives against disclosure were fear of vulnerability, fear of compromising professional identity, and shame.

Conclusions: Disclosure of lived crisis experiences is not always the proper strategy for mental health professionals. Disclosure may be a means of reducing public and internalized stigma.

[柏林和勃兰登堡州精神病院工作人员披露自己的危机和治疗经历--减少耻辱感的未充分利用资源?]
目的:本文是 EKB 研究的一部分,该研究探讨了柏林和勃兰登堡精神卫生专业人员的危机和治疗经历。文章探讨了心理健康工作者在工作场所披露其生活经历的问题:方法:对 182 名精神卫生专业人员进行了在线调查,其中包含有关披露生活经历的问题。对数据进行了描述性和分析性分析:结果:参与者主要向主管和相关同事报告了他们的经历。他们的经历大多是积极的,但也有严重的消极例外。反对披露的主要动机是害怕脆弱、害怕损害职业身份和羞耻感:对于心理健康专业人员来说,披露真实的危机经历并不总是正确的策略。披露可能是减少公众和内部污名化的一种手段。
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Psychiatrische Praxis
Psychiatrische Praxis PSYCHIATRY-
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3.90
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期刊介绍: Sozialpsychiatrisch orientiert Aktuelle Originalarbeiten und fundierte Übersichten Pro-Kontra-Debatten zu Brennpunktthemen Informative Fallbeispiele Vorstellung internationaler Studien
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