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I found many of the resources I reviewed to be very interesting. What captivated me most was how much I could relate to the information on burnout and compassion fatigue. It is insightful to realize that we are often unaware of our own thoughts and behaviors, and how these can change over time without us noticing. This underscores the importance of recognizing signs of burnout.

Learning that even graduate students can experience this phenomenon is a relief for me, as I recently acknowledged that I am going through it myself. These resources have provided me with excellent strategies to improve my cognitive, physical, behavioral, and emotional health.

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I believe that self-care is essential because, no matter how hard we work to enhance the quality of life for ourselves and others, we are still human. We have needs that must be attended to, and recognizing when we are lacking in different aspects of ourselves is crucial for our well-being. Taking time to breathe, rest, spend time with family, or enjoy solitude—while focusing on improving our personal and professional lives— is vital for every counselor. It allows us to share the best version of ourselves with those who need our support.

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Some self-care strategies that I believe I could benefit from include being more active, eating healthier, and prioritizing my sleep. Lately, I have been feeling mentally exhausted, averaging about five hours of sleep each night and relying heavily on fast food for nutrition, which is not correlate with good health. Because I have been feeling drained and lacking motivation at work and in school, I think starting with regular walks can help alleviate some stress. Additionally, focusing on healthier eating and getting more sleep can significantly improve my overall well-being and reduce my exhaustion.