Compassion Fatigue is a condition that affects individuals who provide care or support to others, often in high-stress environments. It occurs when caregivers become emotionally and physically exhausted from the continuous exposure to the suffering of others, leading to a decrease in their ability to empathize and provide care. This phenomenon is common among professionals such as nurses, social workers, and therapists, but can also affect family members caring for loved ones. Symptoms may include feelings of hopelessness, irritability, and a sense of detachment. Recognizing and addressing Compassion Fatigue is essential for maintaining the well-being of caregivers.