Occupational stress: An interactional perspective

International Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation

Volumn 3, Issue 1, 1996, Pages 25-29

  Armstrong, Joe ^a   McKay, Margaret ^b  

^a Renfrewshire Association for Mental Health 18 20 Barscube Terrace   (United Kingdom)

^b Dykebar Hospital   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 84907553458     PISSN: 17411645     EISSN: 1759779X     Source Type: Journal    
DOI: 10.12968/bjtr.1996.3.1.14880     Document Type: Article

References (26)

1. Alison T, Cooper CL, Reynolds P (1989) Stress counseling in the workplace: the Post Office experience. Psychologist 2: 384-8
2. Allen R (1994) Unstresses Risk and Insurance Workers Compensation. Special Report. Risk & Insurance, Chicago AOTA (1992) Statement: Occupational Therapy Services in Work Practice. AOTA, Rockville, USA
3. Berridge J, Cooper CL (1993) Stress and coping in US organizations: the role of employee assistance programme. Work and Stress 7: 89-102
4. Cnann R, Blanertz L, Messinger K, Gardner J (1988) Psychosocial rehabilitation; towards a definition. Psychosoc Rehabil 11(4): 61-71
5. Cooper CL, Cartwright S (1994) Stress management interventions in the workplace: stress counselling and stress audits. Br J Guidance Counselling 22(1): 65-73
6. Cooper CL, Cooper RD, Eaker HL (1988) Living with Stress. Penguin, London Folkman S, Lazarus RS (1985) If it changes it must be process. J Personal Soc Psychol 48: 150-70
7. Health and Safety Executive (1993) Mental Health at Work. HSE, London
8. Hill A, Shone R (1995a) Coping with stress: part II. Therapist 3(1): 34-7
9. Hill A, Shone R (1995b) Coping with stress: part I. stress and the amputee. Therapist 2(4): 37-40
10. Holmes TH, Masuda M (1974) Life change and illness susceptibility. In: Dohrenwend BS, Dohrenwend BP, eds. Stressful Life Events: Their Nature and Effect. John Wiley, New York
11. Holmes TH, Rahe RH (1967) The social readjustment rating scale. Psychom Med 11: 213-18
12. Hughes M (1995) Corporate stress survey. Therapist 3(2): 4
13. Ivancevich JM, Matteson MT (19876) Organisational level stress management interventions: a review and recommendations. J Organisational Behav Manage 81: 229-48
14. Kahn RL, Byosiere P (1992) Stress in organisations. In: Dunnette MD, Hough LM, eds. Handbook of Industrial and Organisational Psychology. Vol.III. Consulting Psychologists Press, California
15. Martin K (1994) The cafe continental: evaluation of the role of a vocational training project in enhancing personal development. PhD thesis, University of Glasgow
16. MSF at Work (1995) Stress at Work: New MSF Initiative. MSF, Bishops Stortford: 5
17. Murphy LR (1988) Workplace interventions for stress reductions and prevention. In: Cooper CL, Payne R, eds. Causes, Coping and Consequences of stress at Work. Wiley, Chichester
18. Newman JE, Beehr TA (1979) Personal and organizational strategies for handling job stress: a review of research and opinion. Personnel Psychol 32: 1-43
19. Nichalls S (1995) Breaking point. Therapy Weekly 13: 12-13
20. Palmer F (1989) The place of work in psychiatric rehabilitation. Hosp Community Psychiatry 40(3): 222-4
21. Reed KL, Sanderson SR (1983) Concepts of Occupational Therapy. 2nd edn. Williams and Wilkins, Baltimore
22. Reynolds S, Briner RB (1994) Stress management at work: with whom, for whom and to what ends? Br J Guidance Counselling 22(1): 75-89
23. Ross RR, Altmaier E (1994) Intervention in Occupational Stress. Sage, London
24. Selye H (1956) The Stress of Life. McGraw Hill, New York
25. Sigman A (1992) The state of corporate health care. Personal Management February: 24-31
26. Vorspan R (1992) Why work works. Psychosoc Rehabil J 16(2): 49-54