Reg C. Morris's research while affiliated with Cardiff and Vale University Health Board and other places
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Publications (3)
Background:
Psychological distress is common after stroke, and affects recovery. However, there are few evidence-based psychological treatments. This study evaluates a bibliotherapy-based approach to its amelioration.
Aims:
To investigate a stroke-specific self-management book, based on acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), as a therapist-sup...
The wellbeing of the psychological workforce is an area of concern. However, it has been sparsely studied in an holistic manner encompassing workplace wellbeing as well as burnout. This study reports a survey of 1,678 psychological practitioners accessed through professional networks. The short Warwick Edinburgh Mental Wellbeing Scale (SWEMWBS) and...
The well‐being of psychological practitioners is a key factor in the effective delivery of psychological therapies and the effectiveness of mental health services. Despite this, there are no measures of well‐being for this professional group. The 26‐item psychological practitioner workplace well‐being measure (PPWWM) measures psychological well‐bei...
Citations
... The positive role of stable relationships was consistent with more recent studies on burnout (Simionato & Simpson, 2018), as well as wellbeing predictors among psychotherapists (Laverdière et al., 2018;Summers et al., 2021). Finally, we found that participants with the lowest levels of burnout symptoms (see EE declared fewer hours of work during the week than those with the highest levels of EE). ...
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... J o u r n a l P r e -p r o o f Psychological Practitioner Workplace Wellbeing Measure (PPWWM; Summers et al., 2020). The PPWWM is a 26-item measure of perceived workplace wellbeing related to workplace factors and demonstrates good internal reliability (α=.92;Summers et al., 2020). The PPWWM was used to control for workplace factors related to professional wellbeing that may influence professional quality of life scores. ...
