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Finding Financial Freedom and Avoiding Burnout (A Theoretical Approach)
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Why Therapist Burnout Is a Public Health Emergency
The Healers Are Hurting Oregon's behavioral health workforce is burning out at alarming rates. A 2023 survey by the American Psychological Association found that 46% of behavioral health workers reported burnout, with rates even higher among those serving high-acuity populations — the very clients Oregon's system most needs help reaching…