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A woman on a chair facing away from the camera. Her legs are tucked up to her body and her arms over her face. The lighting is dim.

How to Manage Compassion Fatigue

Compassion fatigue can happen for most of us, but those in activism, support work, health work, or pastoral work can be at a heightened risk. Compassion fatigue is where we become physically, mentally, and emotionally exhausted from the demands of holding space for others. This post looks are what compassion fatigue is, the signs, and how to manage it.

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