… “Because I believe in every function of the child advocacy center and the mission, I am
able to continue to move forward. To advocate for families in the system, to attempt to facilitate …

… “ Compassion fatigue: Toward a new understanding of the costs of caring ” . In Secondary
traumatic stress: Self-care issues for clinicians, researchers, & educators , 2nd , Edited by: …

… child welfare workers (CWWs) within Children’s Advocacy Centers (CACs), a population who
routinely works with child … national online survey examining compassion fatigue in CACs to …

… Initially, Figley used the term “compassion fatigue” and described it as … “compassion fatigue”
was a less stigmatizing way to describe the phenomenon, as it connects to the compassion …

… between three variables, compassion fatigue (CF), compassion satisfaction (CS), and …
exposure to traumatic stress by examining compassion fatigue (CF), compassion stress (CS), and …

… support, they are prone to developing compassion fatigue and burnout (Papazoglou et al.
Citation… Compassion fatigue often occurs when LEOs or other helping professions have high …

… rates of compassion fatigue reactions and compassion satisfaction among trauma workers,
… study is to examine compassion fatigue, compassion satisfaction and their predictive factors. …

… Those who care for seriously ill children and their families are at increased risk for compassion
fatigue. Constant exposure to children who are suffering, in combination with work place …

… Compassion satisfaction was used as a proxy for positive work outcomes (ie, job satisfaction
… or “fit” between workers and their work environment would predict compassion satisfaction. …

… Despite widespread support for coordinated responses to child maltreatment, little research
examines the successes and barriers faced by child advocacy centers (CACs). The current …