Terminology
Types of Self-Care
100

Having a sense of meaning and purpose; the connection to self, others, and nature; can include beliefs in higher powers, etc. 

SPIRITUAL SELF-CARE

200

A state of exhaustion that causes poor motivation and a lack of interest in work.

BURNOUT

200

The ability to identify feelings and express them in healthy ways; the use of coping skills.

EMOTIONAL SELF-CARE

300

Indirect exposure to trauma through a first-hand account or narrative of a traumatic event.

VICARIOUS TRAUMA

300

Doing work that is congruent with who you are; experiencing productivity and success; feeling inspired and challenged.

PROFESSIONAL SELF-CARE

400

Attending to medical health; consisting of sleep, hygiene, exercise, and eating habits.

PHYSICAL SELF-CARE

500

The negative emotions and loss of empathy people experience after being exposed to other people's trauma, pain, and suffering.

COMPASSION FATIGUE
500

The ability to effectively problem-solve; learning new things; engaging in hobbies.

INTELLECTUAL SELF-CARE