BURNOUT AMONG CHILD THERAPISTS

This study investigated how self-efficacy, workload, and parent disengagement predict burnout among child therapists. A multiple regression analysis indicated that 63% of the variance in burnout was accounted for by the predictor variables. Our results demonstrated that addressing factors such as self-efficacy, workload, and parent disengagement through targeted interventions, such as professional development, workload management strategies, and parental engagement programs; may help mitigate burnout among child therapists, thus enhancing the sustainability and effectiveness of mental health services for children.