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What happens when care starts to outpace the person giving it?

In a residential week in the west of Ireland, youth workers, social workers, and care professionals gathered not to learn how to do more — but how to stay present without burning out. Between silence, shared meals, and practices of mindful attention, something subtle began to shift: empathy stopped being a resource to manage and became something to understand differently.

This article traces a training where exhaustion was not treated as failure, but as information. Where compassion was explored not as softness, but as a way of staying in relationship without disappearing into it. And where the question quietly guiding the week was simple, and difficult: how do we remain available to others without leaving ourselves behind?

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