
Compassion Fatigue is a state of physical, emotional, mental and spiritual exhaustion that develops in professionals who care for individuals experiencing pain, trauma or need for assistance, as a result of continuous and intense exposure to their suffering. This condition is also described in the literature using terms such as “empathy fatigue,” “compassion fatigue,” “secondary traumatic stress” and “vicarious trauma,” and is defined as the emotional cost of caring (cost of caring). History The
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DoDo you understand what I keep hidden inside? The sentences I could never say, the ones that remain within me? Can you read me in my eyes, The silent thoughts I have nurtured in my heart? Do you know what I think through the nights, The memories left behind in the past? Can you hear the storms that break within me, The feelings I could never tell anyone? Can you see beyond the smile on my face, The resentment I hide, the silence within me? Will you ever truly understand me, When I sometimes canno
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Evening had fallen. The bag carried on the shoulder all day was finally left by the door. The key turned, shoes were removed, and the weight of the day seemed to slowly drain away. But something strange was happening: the bag could be placed on the floor, the coat hung on a hook, the bags carried in hand could be set down. Many burdens of the day could somehow be left behind. Yet there were things that could not be left outside the door. They entered the home with you. Quietly. Every day. Someti
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DoCrowds can sometimes make one person fall completely silent for a few seconds, even when everyone else is talking at once. Their gaze drifts to a single point, as if for a brief moment they have left the room and gone somewhere else. Then someone asks them a question, they smile again, and resume speaking. No one even notices those few seconds. Perhaps the invisible side of people emerges precisely in moments like these. Because the life a person shows outwardly is often very different from the
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