**Compassion-Centered Spiritual Health (CCSH) for Teams** Emory Spiritual Health is studying a new way to help healthcare workers feel better and less stressed. This study is called Compassion-Centered Spiritual Health for Teams. It involves mindfulness (paying attention to the present moment) and compassion (caring for others and oneself). The study will last about 22-23 weeks and include 80 healthcare workers from a cancer center. Participants will be divided into groups and attend four sessions over eight weeks, meeting every other week for one hour. The goal is to see if this method can help reduce burnout (feeling very tired and stressed) among healthcare workers. Participants will fill out surveys and join group talks to share how they feel about the sessions. The researchers will also use special tools to measure how well the study works. **Key Points:** - **Duration:** 8 weeks of sessions plus additional follow-ups; total study length is 22-23 weeks. - **Participants:** 80 full-time employees from a cancer center; must be over 18 years old. - **Compensation:** Not mentioned. The focus is on evaluating the program's effectiveness. This study is for full-time oncology workers and aims to improve their mental well-being.