Let's Talk About Compassion Fatigue

Sometimes, having compassion for others can feel exhausting. Controversial take I know, but it’s true!

It’s called Compassion Fatigue.

I had the opportunity to share my thoughts on https://www.aliciajohnsononlinetherapy.com, to give more insight into what compassion fatigue is, who it affects, what it impacts, how long it can last, and what life looks like if you leave it untreated.

If you think you’re experiencing compassion fatigue, or you’re just interested in learning more about it, this blog is for you!

Read the blog here!

Key Takeaways From The Compassion Fatigue Blog

  • Compassion fatigue often impacts people in helping professions like therapists, teachers, and first responders.

  • Compassion Fatigue can impact you emotionally, mentally, physically, and socially.

  • Compassion fatigue can be treated.

  • You’re not the only person to experience it.

Quote From The Blog

“You may have gotten to a point where you have taken on so much for others that you now have nothing left to give. This does not make you broken. Take time to reinvest the energy you gave to others, back into yourself. You are worth all the healing that you aim to give to others.”

Read the full blog here!

What’d You Think?

After you read the blog, let me know your thoughts! Did you already know Compassion Fatigue was a thing? Did anything in the blog surprise you? Let me know in the comments below!

Interested in Reading More About Mental Health?

Here are some of my other blogs you can check out:

Let’s Talk About Depression

Let’s Talk About Anxiety

Let’s Talk About Trauma

Bisi Gbadamosi

This article was written by Bisi Gbadamosi, LMHC, founder of Blooming With Bisi and Mindful Blooms Counseling.

Many people want to improve their mental health but aren’t sure where to start or struggle with finding someone they can relate to.

In my blog, I share my tips for improving mental health so that you can continue healing from whatever stage you’re in.

https://www.bloomingwithbisi.com
Previous
Previous

Let's Talk About Grief

Next
Next

Let's Talk About Depression