Wellness of Counselor Educators: An Initial Look

Kelly L. Wester · Heather Trepal · Jane E. Myers

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This study with 180 counselor educators showed that, overall, educators appeared to have high levels of wellness. However, differences related to academic rank, children in the home, gender, and marital status were found. Perceived stress and number of children were found to have a negative impact on wellness. Implications for wellness are discussed.

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