Don’t forget your oxygen mask! Caring for ourselves so that we can better care for our clients

IF 0.7 Q4 REHABILITATION
Alison Rowley
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Music Therapists face significant stressors at work which, if not adequately addressed, could lead to stress and burnout. Against the background of a final-year dissertation, this article discusses how Music Therapists use self-care to manage occupational stressors. While the small-scale qualitative research project focussed on how Music Therapists working in hospices in the United Kingdom manage work-related stressors, analysis of the data revealed themes which, it is suggested, seem to apply to the wider music therapy community. Findings indicate that Music Therapists would be well-advised to develop and use self-care strategies to mitigate work-related stressors and thus reduce the potential for ill-health. The article seeks to inform the practice of Music Therapists and concludes with the author’s recommendations.
别忘了你的氧气面罩!照顾好我们自己,这样我们才能更好地照顾我们的客户
音乐治疗师在工作中面临着巨大的压力源,如果没有得到充分解决,可能会导致压力和倦怠。在毕业论文的背景下,本文讨论了音乐治疗师如何使用自我护理来管理职业压力源。虽然小规模的定性研究项目关注的是在英国临终关怀医院工作的音乐治疗师如何管理与工作有关的压力源,但数据分析揭示的主题似乎适用于更广泛的音乐治疗社区。研究结果表明,建议音乐治疗师开发和使用自我护理策略来减轻与工作有关的压力,从而减少健康不良的可能性。本文旨在为音乐治疗师的实践提供信息,并以作者的建议结束。
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