Aims and contribution to the field
People who work in a palliative care context are faced with high demands, as they should neither be overwhelmed by existential needs, nor jaded and emotionally blunted due to chronic exposure. Rather, they should remain human, accessible and in contact with themselves. Nevertheless, interventions for palliative care providers addressing these attributes have hardly been researched. Studies in this area emphasize the need for corresponding techniques, especially those that are integrated into everyday working life [