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The Thing Nobody Tells You About Helping Survivors

Therapists working with DV Survivors /

Some days, helping survivors will confront parts of you that you have not healed yet. Dear Colleague, Working with survivors often surfaces your own unprocessed wounds. Even the most seasoned provider can feel caught off guard by an emotional reaction. These reactions may come from past personal trauma, grief, or even early professional burnout. No […]

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Balancing Empathy, Boundaries, and Self-Care as a Therapist in Domestic Violence Cases

Therapists working with DV Survivors /

When you pour so much of yourself into helping others, how do you ensure there’s something left for you? Dear Colleague, Supporting survivors of domestic violence is deeply impactful, but it can also be emotionally demanding. As therapists, we’re often walking a fine line between offering compassion and maintaining the boundaries that preserve our professional

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