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This document discusses burnout, compassion fatigue, and vicarious trauma experienced by professionals working with difficult clients or traumatic situations. Burnout develops over time due to prolonged stress and lack of support, while compassion fatigue results in physical and emotional exhaustion from dedicating energy to others without receiving support. Vicarious trauma involves taking on the emotional burden of others' trauma through indirect exposure and prioritizing others' needs over one's own. The document recommends awareness, balance, and connection as ways to address vicarious trauma through self-care practices that reduce stress and maintain well-being.
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- 2. WHAT IS BURNOUT? Loss of emotional responsiveness Negative attitude about job Caused by prolonged stress
- 3. WHY DOES IT HAPPEN? Work environment issues • Lack of clarity in role • Demands of the job • Lack of support Stress events • Working with difficult clients • Build up of stress of the job • Take on too much
- 4. WHAT IS COMPASSION FATIGUE? Physical and emotional fatigue that results from our work Happens over time Loss of hope for change
- 5. WHY DOES IT HAPPEN? You devote tons of energy to others and don’t get anything back You don’t feel reassured that your work is relevant
- 6. HOW ARE BURNOUT AND COMPASSION FATIGUE DIFFERENT? Compassion Fatigue Rapid onset while burnout emerges over time Faster recovery Impact from work with students Burnout Emerges over time Takes longer to bounce back Impact from stress of the job
- 7. HOW DO BURNOUT AND COMPASSION FATIGUE AFFECT US? Less energy to invest in your work Respond to clients in a detached manner Reduced sense of personal accomplishment Passive capitulation (going through the motions without emotions) Finding a “comfortable” place with your work Withdrawal Overidentification with disempowered clients— more likely to complain than fix Constant advocating for changes to reduce/prevent burnout
- 8. WHAT IS VICARIOUS TRAUMA? “Emotional residue” of exposure to others’ trauma State of tension and preoccupation with others’ stories Cannot be as easily resolved as burnout/compassion fatigue Comes as a result of prioritizing others’ needs over our own
- 9. SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS Avoidance of trauma Becoming numb to the trauma Difficulty talking about feelings Angry/irritated Over-eating/under-eating Trouble sleeping Worrying about not doing enough Dreaming about students Diminished joy toward things you love Feeling trapped by your work Less satisfaction and personal accomplishment Feeling hopeless Blaming others Withdrawn/isolated Questioning worldview—shatters your perception Poor performance on the job Excessive caregiving Hyper vigilance
- 10. ABC’S OF ADDRESSING VICARIOUS TRAUMA Awareness of our own needs, limits, emotions and resources Balance of work and play, taking care of yourself and others Connection to yourself, others and something larger
- 11. SELF-CARE Activities and practices to reduce stress and enhance our well-being Helps to manage challenges of the work Increases awareness of personal vulnerabilities Aims to maintain balance in life