Working in perinatal care can be rewarding or can lead to job-related burnout, secondary traumatic stress, and moral injury. COVID-19 exacerbated problems that already existed in the maternity system and many providers are feeling the effects. Burnout happens when there is too much work, work where you feel ineffectual, or when there is little institutional support. In contrast, while burnout happens gradually, secondary traumatic stress and moral injury can happen after witnessing one event. Unfortunately, burnout, secondary trauma, and moral injury are remarkably common among caregivers for perinatal women. They can lead to physical and mental health sequelae for both care providers and the mothers they serve. Self-care is essential for being able to provide care to others. In this presentation, participants will learn the causes and consequences of burnout, secondary traumatic stress, and moral injury. Fortunately, providers can recover, but they first need to recognize the symptoms. In this session, providers will learn some specific strategies and resources for recovery, and for integrating self-care into their care for others.