This webinar invites social workers and helping professionals to reflect on how early trauma adaptations, such as people-pleasing, over-functioning, or emotional detachment, can shape caregiving roles, workplace relationships, and professional identity. Drawing from trauma theory, attachment research, and neurobiology, the session helps participants explore how unresolved childhood wounds can contribute to burnout, boundary challenges, and moral injury in practice. The webinar offers experiential exercises, case examples, and concrete strategies for recognizing and responding to these patterns with curiosity and compassion. Participants will leave with tools to support authenticity, emotional regulation, and sustainable practice.