[libribook.com] Traumatic Scar Tissue Management 1st Edition

Prevention
Ways of coping and current life circumstances can contribute to a greater
likelihood of compassion fatigue and indirect trauma. So it goes without saying
that taking measures to minimize stressors, develop effective stress coping skills
and build solid, personal and professional, support networks are important
preventative measures.
The therapist’s way of working with survivors may contribute to or diminish the
incidence of compassion fatigue and indirect trauma. For example, managing
boundaries effectively can help protect the therapist from compassion fatigue
indirect trauma. The importance of professional boundaries for the sake of client
safety and therapist well-being cannot be emphasized enough.