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This study aims to examine the dual mediating roles of emotional clarity and psychological burnout in the relationship between a counselor’s adult attachment and the working alliance. 275 certified counselors participated in this study, responding to surveys including Experience in Close Relationships-Revised(ECR-R), Working Alliance Inventory (WAI), Trait Meta-Mood Scale(TMMS), Maslach Burnout Inventory(MBI). The gathered data underwent analysis using SPSS 25.0 and SPSS PROCESS Macro to verify both the mediating and sequential mediating effects. The significance of the mediating effects was further assessed through the bootstrapping. Key findings of this research include significant correlations among the major variables. The study successfully confirmed the mediating effects of emotional clarity and psychological burnout, along with the sequential mediating effect. Consequently, this investigation establishes the sequential mediating influence of emotional clarity and psychological burnout in the association between a counselor’s adult attachment and the working alliance. Furthermore, this study holds significance in its exploration of the factors and pathways influencing a counselor’s working alliance.

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