BMC psychology · 2026
Understanding compassion fatigue among child and adolescent psychotherapists: insights from a thematic analysis.
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Sabetifara Alireza, Taghavi Zahra Alsadat Haji Seyed Taghiya
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BACKGROUND: Compassion fatigue is a critical professional challenge for child and adolescent psychotherapists. It stems from prolonged exposure to clients' trauma and emotional suffering, resulting in the depletion of emotional and empathic resources.
METHODS: This qualitative study adopted a phenomenological approach and used thematic analysis to examine data collected through semi-structured interviews.
RESULTS: Participants described compassion fatigue as a gradual erosion of empathy and vitality that extends beyond emotional exhaustion to impair their ethical and relational capacities.
CONCLUSION: The findings underscore the necessity of systemic and culturally sensitive supports, such as clinical supervision, balanced workloads, and organizational awareness, to protect therapists' emotional well-being and maintain compassionate engagement in psychotherapy.
METHODS: This qualitative study adopted a phenomenological approach and used thematic analysis to examine data collected through semi-structured interviews.
RESULTS: Participants described compassion fatigue as a gradual erosion of empathy and vitality that extends beyond emotional exhaustion to impair their ethical and relational capacities.
CONCLUSION: The findings underscore the necessity of systemic and culturally sensitive supports, such as clinical supervision, balanced workloads, and organizational awareness, to protect therapists' emotional well-being and maintain compassionate engagement in psychotherapy.