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This 28-word word search explores compassion fatigue, emotional burnout, and coping strategies for high school students and adult learners. Hidden words include mindfulness, boundaries, self-reflection, and meditation, addressing both the sources of fatigue (trauma, stress, triggers) and recovery tools (self-care, hobbies, kindness). Use it in health class, professional training, or mental-health awareness activities.

Subject:
Social Emotional Learning
Topic:
Emotional Regulation
Grade Level:
9th Grade – College
Updated February 2019

Word List

  • COMPASSION
  • FATIGUE
  • BURNOUT
  • EMOTIONAL
  • SELFCARE
  • PHYSICAL
  • EMOTIONAL
  • FEELINGS
  • RISK
  • BOUNDARIES
  • SELFREFLECTION
  • FRUSTRATED
  • ANGRY
  • UPSET
  • REFLECTION
  • HOBBIES
  • FAMILY
  • STRESS
  • MINDFULNESS
  • KINDNESS
  • CARING
  • TRAUMA
  • DEATH
  • HAPPY
  • BALANCE
  • PLEASURE
  • TRIGGERS
  • MEDITATION

How to Use This Word Search

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