02014nam a2200325Ia 450000000250000000300090002500500170003400700030005100800410005402000150009504000360011004100080014604100080015404300090016208200170017108400120018824501210020025000230032126400460034430000450039049000590043550400420049450501430053652009030067965000260158265000260160865000170163470000220165199900150167302039nam a22003257a 4500CO-BoCMH20260808025710.0ta210603s1999    ck a|||gr|||| 00| 0 eng d  a1886968071  aCO-BoCMH bspa erda cCO-BoCMH0 aeng0 heng  as-ck04a616.85bS445  aAVRE AN10aSecondary traumatic stress : self-care issues for clinicians, researchers, and educators / editor B. Hudnall Stamm.   aSegunda edición. 1aLutherville, Md. :bSidran Press, c1999.  a332 páginas ;bilustraciones, c23 cm.0 aAntropología Política y Económica , 1 Título.   aIncluye referencias bibliográficas.0 aPart 1. Setting the stage -- Part 2. Therapist self-care models -- Part 3. Beyond the therapy room -- Part 4. Ethical issues in self-care.3 a"There is a soul weariness that comes with caring. From daily doing business with the handiwork of fear. Sometimes it lives at the edges of one's life, brushing against hope and barely making its presence known. At other times, it comes crashing in, overtaking one with its vivid images of another's terror with its profound demands for attention; nightmares, strange fears, and generalized hopelessness. When i first tried to write about this phenomenon, i looked toward the diagnosis of posttraumatic stress disorder for guidance. For acceptability, like any good scholar, i tried to build a case for the extension of a known phenomenon to justify the existence of one that i believed existed but for which there was yet very little quantitative evidence. Nonetheless, the phenomenon was both more and less than the extension of the posttraumatic stress disorder diagnosis" (tomado de la fuente).17aCondiciones laborales17aEnfermedades mentales17aSalud mental1 aStamm, B. Hudnall  c3517d3517