Recognising and Managing Distress Among Farming Clients: An Evaluation of Brief Training for Rural Financial Counsellors and Other Non‐Clinical Rural Support Workers

Findings suggest that a brief, tailored training programme significantly increases rural support workers' confidence in recognising and managing distress in their farming clients.

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Australian Journal of Rural Health
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2025-03-17
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https://doi.org/10.1111/ajr.70027
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Agriculture and Farm Safety
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Recognising and Managing Distress Among Farming Clients: An Evaluation of Brief Training for Rural Financial Counsellors and Other Non‐Clinical Rural Support Workers

Sophie Loxton, Donna Hughes, Gemma Skaczkowski, Kate M. Gunn
Australian Journal of Rural Health
Agriculture and Farm Safety
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Recognising and Managing Distress Among Farming Clients: An Evaluation of Brief Training for Rural Financial Counsellors and Other Non‐Clinical Rural Support Workers

Sophie Loxton, Donna Hughes, Gemma Skaczkowski, Kate M. Gunn
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Abstract

Findings suggest that a brief, tailored training programme significantly increases rural support workers' confidence in recognising and managing distress in their farming clients.

Australian Journal of Rural HealthVol. 33(2)
University of South Australia (AU)
Openalex Percentile: Top 97%
Agriculture and Farm Safety
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