Water Bottle Analogy for Stress, Compassion Fatigue and Resilience I Arizona Trauma Institute

Dr. Roderick Logan uses a water bottle to demonstrate the need for resilience to overcome stress and compassion fatigue in the workplace and personal life.

Our mission is not about stopping the triggers, or stopping the shaking, or creating an ideal environment; it is about overcoming compassion fatigue with our own personal and professional resiliency.

Learn more by registering for the training "Driving Out Stress: Overcoming Compassion Fatigue With Professional Resiliency" at Arizona Trauma Institute.

Dr. Logan is a Senior Faculty member and the Director of Organizational Programs at the Arizona Trauma Institute. As well, he is Senior Faculty at the Trauma Institute International. He also provides consulting through his Making Space to Heal company.

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[styxx]

The gist of what I got out of this is, Instead of focusing on trying to limit the shaking (External/Internal Stressors) focus on trying to limit the amount of water (Distress) in the bottle by emptying out the water yourself (Therapy / Coping Mechanisms, etc...) instead of allowing the water (Distress) to reach the top (boiling point) and let the shaking (Stressor) be the reason for the water spilling over....

[sharonkillen]

Dr. Logan has such a wonderful way of explaining things! Even the most difficult concepts seem doable once unpacked by him! Keep the great videos coming!

[rebekahbrown]

Dr. Logan videos get better and better. They’re all great!

[LilyGrig]

This is such an amazing analogy, I couldn’t have guessed till Dr.Logan explained it. Thank you

[styxx]

I've seen a similar example in which a water balloon is used.... Each breath in is a stressor. A Eustress Stressor allows water OUT while a Distress Stressor allows water IN... If water is routinely let out, the balloon can expand and contract as needed, even going back to its original deflated state. However, Each balloon has a predetermined threshold limit of elasticity. Once so much water (Distress) has entered the balloon that the balloon is brought to the very limit of it's predetermined threshold tolerance, even the smallest drop of water (Stressor) is enough to cause the balloon to surpass the threshold, BURST, and IMMEDIATELY allow all of the water inside the balloon to be released at once! Much like a flood caused by a breach in a Dam destroys entire villages, the flood of built up stress being released all at once can destroy a person's life and even go so far as to destroy a person's entire family!

[juliamundt]

The music doesn’t add to content & is quite distracting

[PHOTOCONVENTION]

would be nice to have an answer as to how to do that.