Crisis situations and traumatic events have a great impact on individuals, families and whole society, just like the current one caused by the spread of the so-called infection of coronavirus and earthquakes that hit Croatia in the previous year. The main role in crisis situations is played by helpers, who try to reduce the negative impact of traumatic experiences on their clients by implementing adequate psychological interventions such as: psychological first aid, psychological crisis interventions and debriefing. Social work is one of the helping professions in whose practice, experts, in addition to the current one, meet a large number of clients who are traumatized by their daily experiences. Often, helpers, themselves can develop indirect traumatization and symptoms of secondary traumatic stress, due to repeated exposure to the traumatic experiences of their clients. Then is important to provide adequate assistance to professionals so that they can continue to do their job, in the best interests of their clients, while protecting themselves and their mental health from further development of severe mental conditions such as symptoms of secondary traumatic stress and burnout. Supervision is the best method to protect the psychological well-being of social workers, as a form of assistance provided by the organization in which they are employed and there is also a lot other ways on how helpers, in this case social workers, can make it easier for themselves to work with traumatized clients, especially during these difficult times.