Do you take care of people? How do you maintain that care without running on empty? Professions regularly serving community members with trauma histories need support to serve. These workers need the tools to take care of themselves so they can continue to serve us all as life lines and as critical safety nets. Professions like nurses, doctors, social workers, firefighters, police and yes even librarians can radically transform how they see their work and themselves in it by reading Trauma Stewardship. The authors are authorities and have given Ted Talks on trauma. The very readable and relate-able book is split roughly into two sections. The authors explore signs of burnout in depth, and then show the path forward via the five directions of stewardship: creating space for inquiry, choosing our focus, building compassion and community, finding balance, and centering oneself.