The Effect of Supportive-Training Intervention on the Burnout of Mothers with Disabled Child: A Randomized Clinical Trial

Zohreh Masoumi ¹ , Fatemeh Abdoli ^2,3 , Shayesteh Esmaeilzadeh ⁴ , Tabandeh Sadeghi ^{5 ,6} *

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