[Shannon Blancas]

Great communication is key to their development.

[Molly Carden]

When I am dealing with compassion fatigue I speak with coworkers or friends, and try to do self care and things that I enjoy, so I can provide my body with rest and relaxation.

[Chadley Baker Hunter]

Talk it out with someone I trust, or do something that distracts me from thinking about work.

[Erin Traini]

Communicate those feelings with my coworkers/leadership. Take a day off if possible, or use the weekend to get some time to yourself to do something you want to do so you can recharge and recover.

[jillienne]

talk with your coworkers or peers about it, create a plan, and be open to your emotions.

[Tiffany Huber]

develop good communication with your peers around you

[mosab]

i tend to go outside to take a breether. i talk to my coworkerd and that makes me feel better. i also listen to music

[Jennifer]

develop self strategy ,let go of on result,create strong network , be authentic ,practice mindfulness ,

[Kriselle]

When you start to feel compassion fatigue, one should take a step aside to recuperate. It would be recommended to speak to a peer or your support system about your emotions and struggles. It is necessary to take breaks or rest to avoid burnout or compassion fatigue.

[Fernando]

Communicating with other staff members and asking if it’s alright to take a breather, trying to relax and refresh, or talking to staff members you can trust.

[Halle]

Find time for myself, talk with a co worker or friend and take a day off.

[Kyle]

I talk with peers around me. Whether that be friends or family, anything would help expressing my emotions and getting them off of my chest.

[Michelli]

I would communicate with staff or friends, to try to let it out, and try to keep myself busy doing things that would disconnect me from those thoughts and feelings. If none of those options were affective, I would try some psychological help to help me deal with those situations in a better way.

[anissa pruett]

I feel the need to breath deep, and step away for a few minutes, if someone else can step in. If i am with the children i involve them in breathing exercises or yoga stretches or getting wiggles out or dance party.

[Emiline]

As an early childhood learning provider, What do you do when you start feeling compassion fatigue?

I would take a step back and reflect on why I chose their career and past memories that truly made me love my job. Also communicating with others and doing some self care to heal myself and to prevent a burn out.