Analyzing engagement and personal well-being at work using the UWES-9 scale, a trend towards significance emerged from the comparison between the two groups: participants in MountainTherapy tend to have higher average scores than non-participants in the dimension related to vigor.
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The Relationship Between Well-Being and MountainTherapy in Practitioners of Mental Health Departments.
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Considering objective a and regarding the burnout dimensions—assessed using the MBI—a difference approaching significance is noted only in the average scores of the dimension related to work accomplishment, which is found to tend to be significantly higher among those participating in MTAs compared to those who do not participate.