Psychological Wellness and Self-Care as an Ethical Imperative

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Vicarious Traumatization Vicarious traumatization (secondary traumatic stress, compassion fatigue, co- victimization) described by Figley (1995) and others. Clinicians who work with victims of trauma are at increased risk of this developing.
Symptoms include intrusive thoughts and images related to the client’s client s disclosures, avoidant responses, physiologic arousal, somatic complaints, distressing emotions, and addictive or compulsive behaviors that may adversely impact one’s one s competence.
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