Managing occupational therapy burnout
C Brollier1, J Cyranowski, D Bender
1Assistant Professor, Occupational Therapy Department, Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA.
Abstract:
Burnout has been conceptualized as an ineffective coping response to stress experienced on the job. This article will explore the construct of burnout as reported in the literature of the helping professions. An emphasis will be placed on prevention and remediation strategies, particularly those aimed at organizational causes of burnout for occupational therapists.
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