Giving All You Have: Compassion Fatigue, Vicarious Trauma and Burnout.

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Giving All You Have: Compassion Fatigue, Vicarious Trauma and Burnout.

Hello! I am Jamie Tyrell TYRELL CONSULTING www.tyrellconsulting.com Facebook: @TyrellConsulting

Superman Let s get started

You owe yourself the love that you so freely give to other People

Self Assessment Does your work.? Have a large volume of needs? One type of need, changing types of services? Exposure to difficult stories? Pain, trauma, tragedy, poverty, health, housing, or?

Compassion Fatigue Profound emotional and physical exhaustion that helping professionals and caregivers develop over the course of their career as helpers (Francoise Mathieu). Cost of Caring (Dr. Charles Figley).

Vicarious Trauma Occurs when the stories we hear on a daily basis from our clients/volunteers transfers onto us where we are traumatized. It is a human consequence of knowing, caring, and dealing with constant challenges.

Primary vs. Secondary Trauma Primary Trauma Happened to me I was in danger I responded to the car accident victims I lost my job My house burned down Secondary Trauma Saw it on T.V. A volunteer told me a horrific story Heard it in court Saw crime scene photos My father died..and this is how.

Burnout Can be described as the physical and emotional exhaustion when you have minimal happiness, feel overwhelmed and have no support/feel powerless at work. CF and VT can lead to burnout. But burnout can contribute to CF and VT. Continuous stress, with no relief.

Movement to Improvement

Signs and Symptoms Physical Exhaustion Insomnia Headaches Increased susceptibility to illness Somatisation and hypochondria Behavioural Increased use of alcohol and drugs Absenteeism Anger and Irritability Avoidance of families Impaired ability to make decisions Problems in personal relationships Compromised care for families The Silencing Response Psychological Emotional exhaustion Negative self image Depression, anxiety Sadness, Loss of hope Guilt Reduced ability to feel sympathy and empathy Cynicism Resentment Feeling professional helplessness Diminished sense of enjoyment/career

Self Assessment Were you trained for this? Education or on the job training on CF, VT or Burnout? What are your particular vulnerabilities? Prior Trauma Personality Types

Prevent? Can we prevent CF or VT or Burnout or PTSD? Mitigate Transform Treat Recognize signs and symptoms Self assess Self care

1 in 5 Canadians Experience a psychological health problem in any given year Mental health costs $50 Billion/year 20 Billion is from work-related causes 500, 000 workers Call in sick every week due to mental health Mental Health Claims Fastest growing category of disability insurance claims in Canada Psychological health problems Affects mid-career workers the most

Debriefing Informal Water cooler Lunchroom/bathroom Car pool Children s hockey game No filter Any place Any where Ad hoc Formal Supervised Scheduled Controlled Critical event Case conferences Staff meetings

Low-Impact Debriefing 1. Self Awareness 2. Heads Up 3. Permission 4. Debrief

Mindfulness

Change Personal Professional Organizational

Personal Self Care Exercise Sleep Nutrition Drinking Sleeping Negative Debriefing P.O.P. Organization Training Signs and Symptoms Work/life balance Rebalance of workload Debriefing Professional Job Satisfaction Clients/patients? High caseload? Lunch hour/breaks Leaving work at work Debriefing

Change Drastic Moderate 1% Marathon 42 km 5 km Block Weight 10 5.5 Staff Mtg Never Quarterly 30 min

Self Care Plan

Let s review some concepts CF Profound emotional and physical exhaustion that helping professionals and caregivers develop over the course of their career as helpers (Francoise Mathieu). 1% Change is possible in minimal doses VT Occurs when the stories we hear on a daily basis from our clients transfers onto us where we are traumatized. LID Debriefing with awareness, heads up and permission Burnout Can be described as the physical and emotional exhaustion when you have minimal happiness, feel overwhelmed and have no support/feel powerless at work. Self Care Plan What is your plan?

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