Question: Diane works for the local children's protective service agency and typically puts in about 50 hours a week. Two nights a week, she also volunteers with her churches counseling ministry and provides services to members who cannot otherwise afford therapy. Diane's husband has started complaining that she is not spending enough time with the children and she seldom makes it home for dinner. Diane feels badly, but is so happy to have a supportive husband who can manage the children when she's late. The children she sees are not as fortunate to have loving parents and her pastor is constantly telling her how much they need her. Diane does notice that she is tired and cranky. One of her co-workers even said something. In this instance, Diane should: Group of answer choices Take a two week vacation Find productive means of self-care Call her pastor quit, effective immediately Recognize how valuable she is and continue in this manner