[Burnout, Secondary Traumatic Stress and Psychological Distress of Intervention Workers and Managers in the Community Sector in Quebec. Portrait of the Situation During the COVID-19 Pandemic].

Objectives This article looks at emotional difficulties experienced by intervention workers and managers from three associations of community organizations (mental health, homelessness and for people with disabilities) in Quebec during the COVID-19 pandemic. More specifically, we document manifestations, sometimes concurrent, of burnout, secondary traumatic stress and psychological distress reported by participants, comparing participants who reported having a management role with those who did not. Method Analyses were conducted based on responses of almost 300 participants to an online questionnaire comprised of 140 items, including scales pertaining to psychosocial risks, professional life quality and psychological distress.

Current Trends in Theoretical Orientation of Psychologists: The Case of Quebec Clinicians.

Objective: Trends indicate that clinical psychologists' theoretical orientations have changed over the last decades in North America, but research on this topic in Canada is scarce. We analyzed the orientation of psychologists over the last 20 years in the province of Quebec, where 46% of Canadian psychologists are located.

Method: Data were collected annually through the board registration form of Quebec psychologists' professional order from 1993 to 2013.