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Walking the Walk Individual Creative Tools for Transforming Compassion Fatigue & Vicarious Trauma Kay Glidden, M.S., Certified Compassion Fatigue Specialist & Trainer Beth Reynolds-Lewis, B.S., Certified Compassion Fatigue Specialist & Trainer, RYT Certified Yoga Instructor Developed by Francoise Mathieu, M.Ed. CCC. Compassion Fatigue Solutions Inc. www.compassionfatigue.ca Introductions Workshop Outline Why do we care about CF? What are: CF, Vicarious Trauma, Burnout, Moral Distress? Self Assessment Early identification of warning signs self awareness LID (Low impact debriefing) Commitment Resources Evaluation Mathieu, Françoise (2012) www.compassionfatigue.ca 1

So What is Compassion FATIGUE (CF)? It is the cost of caring for others in emotional pain. Francoise Mathieu, M.Ed. CCC. Compassion Fatigue Solutions Inc. What do you do? Where do the stories go? How do you end your workday? Did you receive any training from your schooling about VT, CF building resiliency or selfcare? Self Assessment 2

Vulnerability Factors Extreme Youth and Inexperience Close ID with those being assisted Isolated from other workers Personal injury Recent significant loss Concurrent life crisis (divorce, illness of family) Previous life or work related trauma surfacing with recurrent symptoms Rural Aspect From Françoise Mathieu www.compassionfatigue.ca- Excerpt from WWW. Headington Institue.org What happens if I don t take care of my CF/VT/Trauma? Mind/Body Medicine Gabor Maté 3

The Big 4: Burnout Moral Distress Vicarious Trauma (VT) Compassion Fatigue (CF) 6 Understanding Compassion Fatigue CF refers to the profound emotional and physical exhaustion that caregivers and helping professionals can develop over the course of their career(s)as helpers. Mathieu, Françoise (2012) www.compassionfatigue.ca 4

The expectation that we can be immersed in suffering and loss daily and not be touched by it as unrealistic as expecting to be able to walk through water without getting wet. Rachel Naomi Remen, Kitchen Table Wisdom 1996 Job Related Burnout Physical & emotional exhaustion as a result of prolonged stress and frustration. Depleted ability to cope with work demands. Feel powerlessness to achieve goals. Can happen in any occupation Relief is provided by changing jobs. From Françoise Mathieu www.compassionfatigue.ca 5

Vicarious Trauma (VT) has been used to describe the profound shift that workers experience in their world view when they work with people who have 1 st hand trauma experiences. VT Changes your world view, its cumulative. It is not the one bad story that finally pushed you over the edge---its is the 100 s of stories. Where do all the stories go? Françoise Mathieu www.compassionfatigue.ca VT Changes your world view It s Cumulative It is not the one bad story that finally pushed you over the edge---its is the 100 s of stories--- Where do all the stories go? Vicarious Trauma 6

Moral Distress something that occurs when you know the ethically appropriate action to take, but are unable to act upon it. AACN Position Statement Mathieu, F.,& McLean., (in press) Managing Compassion Fatigue, Moral Distress and Burnout in a context of patient-centered, Sigma Theta Tau International 12 Primary Trauma Compassion Fatigue Vicarious Trauma Burnout Moral Distress From Françoise Mathieu www.compassionfatigue.ca 7

Physical Signs of Compassion Fatigue Insomnia Headaches Increased susceptibility to illness Somatization and hypochondria Hives Shoving stress down the body Exhaustion Gut issues /acid reflux Mathieu, Françoise (2012) www.compassionfatigue.ca Behavioral Signs and Symptoms Increased use of alcohol and drugs Absenteeism Attrition Anger and Irritability Impaired ability to make decisions Compromised care for clients Avoidance of patients/clients Problems in personal relationships Forgetfulness Mathieu, Françoise (2012) www.compassionfatigue.ca 8

Psychological Signs and Symptoms Distancing Negative self image Depression Reduced ability to feel sympathy and empathy Cynicism Resentment Feeling professional helplessness Depersonalization Problems with Intimacy Intrusive imagery Hypersensitivity or Insensitivity to emotional material Difficulty separating personal & professional lives Saakvitne (1996), Figley (1995), Gentry, Baranowsky & Dunning (1997) Mathieu, Françoise (2012) www.compassionfatigue.ca Tools Help for the Helper Breaks Body Scan Feet on Ground Jewelry Pocket Stone Focal Point Imaginary End of Day Rituals 17 9

Body Work & Other Adjunct Therapies Transforming CF/VT General need for better self-care by addressing the stress inherent in CF/VT Transform the negative beliefs, despair, loss of meaning, cynicism Directly address demoralization and loss of hope that is created by CF/VT 19 10

First, do no harm to yourself in the line of duty when helping/treating others. Second, attend to your physical, social, emotional, and spiritual needs as a way of ensuring high quality services for those who look to you for support as a human being. Charles Figley, Green Cross Ethical Guidelines for Standards of Helper Self Care Thanks for attending! Kay Glidden & Beth Reynolds-Lewis compassioneducation@gmail.com 20 11