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Symptoms of burnout

Figure 2-1.—Communicating with a deaf person. slowly, distinctly, and then listen carefully. Above all, a caring concern. Victims of Stress and Burnout No one  is  immune  to  the  symptoms  of  stress  or burnout.  Be  aware  of  these  symptoms.  Remember, not   even   you,   the   RP,   will   be   immune   to   these situations. Stress may cause even you to experience a wide  range  of  feelings,  some  of  which  can  be  quite unpleasant. A person suffering from stress or extreme burnout may exhibit feelings and characteristics such as    irritation,    anxiety,    becoming    defensive     at implications,  or  sadness  in  response  to  tragedy  or even   normal   events.   Although   these   feelings   are natural,   you   must   work   at   understanding   and recognizing  them  in  yourself,  your  co-workers,  and the  clients  who  enter  the  RMF.  Helping  others  to remain   poised   and   calm   is   part   of   your   show beneficial role as an RP. STRESS.— First you must realize that emotions and  reactions  are  normal.  As  an  RP,  you  will  be dealing  not  only  with  the  client’s  emotions  but  also your own responses to stressful situations. In coping with  stressful  situations,  each  of  us  can  learn  to respond   in   an   effective   way.   Try   the   following techniques in handling stress: · Develop  a  buddy  system  with  a  co-worker. Keep an eye on each other and suggest when breaks are advisable. · Encourage  and  support  your  co-worker  by making  positive  remarks  and  avoiding  the temptation to criticize. 2-3

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