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Beating Burnout

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Burnout builds in stages. Nobody shows you the early ones, so it usually gets recognised from the inside, once the options have already narrowed.

 

This session uses a five stage model to help you spot early warning signs and take practical action before burnout takes hold.

Learning outcomes:

  • Understand the five key stages of burnout and how to recognise early warning signs.
  • Identify and manage the effects of stress and fatigue on your health and performance.
  • Apply practical strategies to align your workload with your current capacity.
  • Use self care tools to improve your mental fitness and sustain motivation.
  • Create a personal action plan to protect your wellbeing long term.
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