Document Type
Article
Department/Program
Education
Journal Title
COUNSELING AND VALUES
Pub Date
4-2017
Volume
62
Issue
1
Abstract
The authors reported findings from a correlational investigation examining the relationship between counselors ' (N = 140) experiences with ethical dilemmas and their reported levels of burnout and stress. Using structural equation modeling, the authors identified that a higher rate of encountering ethical dilemmas related to an increased level of counselor burnout and stress among the participants. However, higher rates of reflecting on the ethical dilemmas did not have a relationship with participants' burnout and stress. The authors present implications of these findings for counselors, along with future research directions.
Recommended Citation
Mullen, Patrick R.; Morris, Carson; and Lord, Mary, The Experience of Ethical Dilemmas, Burnout, and Stress Among Practicing Counselors (2017). COUNSELING AND VALUES, 62(1).
10.1002/cvj.12048
DOI
10.1002/cvj.12048
