In this powerful Mental Health Minute panel, Coach Mr. Adam welcomes four dynamic mental health professionals, Dr. Jay, Rossina, Ms. Daisy, and Dominique, for Part 2 of a vital conversation on compassion fatigue and secondary traumatic stress.Together, they lean into the critical role of clinical supervisors and organizational leaders in supporting mental health practitioners, especially Black and Brown women, who are navigating the emotional toll of holding space for others. Through lived experience and collective wisdom, the panel explores what it truly means to validate, advocate for, and uplift clinicians while balancing cultural identity, ethical boundaries, and the ongoing demands of community care.The discussion offers tangible tools like reflective supervision, radical self-preservation, identity-affirming leadership, and evolving “first-aid kits” for emotional wellness. The panelists also challenge systems to center trauma-informed practices not as a checkbox, but as a cultural shift rooted in accountability, healing, and flexibility.This session is a communal moment of reflection and a strategic call to action. It reminds us that sustainable care starts from within—and constantly circles back to the question: Who’s helping you heal?