“At the time of the World Trade Center terrorist attack in September 2001, I was employed as a hospice bereavement coordinator and supported those who were terminally ill and those who loved them; I also facilitated a bereavement support group and taught a master’s-level crisis intervention course at Brooklyn College in New York City. It was during the car ride back from teaching that I felt compassion fatigue and vicarious trauma. As I reflected on my feelings, I knew that I needed...