Professional Issues and Ethics Research Lab
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    • Development of the Professional Self-Care Scale
    • A Person-centered Approach to Burnout
    • Professional Lifespan of Psychologists
    • Self-care among Psychology Doctoral Students
    • Self-care for Trauma Workers
    • Women's Work and Family Issues
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Welcome to the Professional Issues and Ethics Research (P.I.E.R.) Lab website. Dr. Patricia Rupert, a clinical psychologist and associate professor at Loyola University Chicago, is the founder and director of P.I.E.R. The lab’s mission is to examine professional and personal issues that confront professional psychologists. Toward this end, primary areas of research focus include work-family balance, burnout, self-care, research ethics, and specific ethical issues related to managed mental health care, confidentiality, professional relationships, and graduate education.

For more information on lab members, current and future projects, and getting involved in the lab, please navigate using the tabs above.
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