There has been considerable conceptual confusion about the differences between
compassion fatigue and countertransference. This often results in them being treated as the …

A number of factors contribute to social workers' states of mind including exposure to intense
emotionality and disturbance, job satisfaction, burnout, secondary stress, and the perceived …

Mental health professionals in a variety of work settings regularly encounter clients who are
trauma victims. This secondary exposure to trauma often results in the professionals …

The post-covid landscape has unearthed a mental health epidemic in the United States that
suggests many people are struggling with anxiety, depression, addiction, trauma, grief, and …

Active judges are likely to face numerous work-related experiences (eg, traumatic cases)
that affect performance of their occupational duties. Three occupational experiences …

Indirect exposure to traumatic events or to survivors of trauma can itself be traumatizing and
lead to symptoms similar to those of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD), a phenomenon …

Communities in Northern Canada face many mental health concerns related to isolation,
historical and intergenerational trauma effects, and economic issues. Access to mental …

Sexual Assault Nurse Examiners (SANEs) are now commonplace in the continuum of care
for victims of sexual violence in the United States. The presence of SANE programs has …

Debates between refugee advocates, institutional actors and the wider public regarding
refugee claimants often evoke anger, fear and sadness, as well as more positive emotions …

The past two decades have seen a surge of interest in the impact of working with trauma
survivors on therapists' psychological well-being. Existing literature assumes that therapists' …