Mission Statement
To assist all teammates of the animal research community in understanding and managing the issue of compassion fatigue.
By creating a Program for Awareness and Resiliency in Compassion Fatigue we can build a community of support for one another.
Main Objectives
- Educate all animal research staff about compassion fatigue and Managers/PIs about how to engage with and support their staff with regards to compassion fatigue.
- For more information, please email PARC@wakehealth.edu. Provide resources – institutional support, outside speakers, links to materials.
- Provide activities to relieve stress and promote resiliency.
- Build a community of support for one another.
Resources
- View the Compassion Fatigue module in the AALAS Learning Library for more information (Log into AALAS Learning Library & search for Compassion Fatigue).
- Take the self-assessment ProQol test to measure your Compassion Fatigue & Compassion Satisfaction
- Listen to “Rekindling: Compassion Fatigue Solutions for Animal Workers
- Contact EAP Counseling Services for help in identifying and managing Compassion Fatigue (recognizing triggers and developing self-care strategies).
Upcoming Event
Tuesday, April 30, 2024.
Speaker - Julie Squires
Babcock Auditorium 1:00-2:30.
For more information, please email PARC@wakehealth.edu.