How to Address Burnout in our Lives

 

 

 

 

We can consistently run / contribute to a strong and thriving team and school - when we ourselves are thriving. Overworking, burnout and exhaustion does not pave the way for sustainable learning and growth. It undermines it. When people are burned out, potential and output is eroded. Wellbeing, joy and happiness wane. Health is adversely affected. In times of increased challenge, change and uncertainty, more than ever we need to prioritise wellbeing, take good care of ourselves and recharge our batteries so we can be at our best at work and enjoy happy, fulfilled lives. Consistent high performance requires a sustained investment in your wellbeing.

The session will give attendees an understanding of burnout - so they can prevent it, come back from it and also recognise the signs in others. Participants will also learn a range of relaxation and mindfulness practices and many practical insights on how to effectively manage stress and avoid / reverse burnout.

The sessions will cover:

• Understanding burnout, symptoms, prevention and recovery
• Insights and practices to help you effectively manage stress and relax and recharge
• How to prepare for restorative sleep
• Mindfulness and Meditation
• Personal Self-care action plan

Learning Outcomes:

• Participants will learn about burnout and how to prevent it in their lives and how to recognise the symptoms in others
• They will also learn how to create better balance in their lives going forward
• They will also start a personal action plan to help them prevent / come back from burnout

Presenter:

Calodagh is an accredited master practitioner in Wellbeing.  She delivers wellbeing programmes to Corporates, Public Sector Bodies and the Education Sector.  Clients include Danone, the IRFU, Bank of Ireland, the INMO, Press Up Entertainment and Wexford and Limerick Education Centres.  She writes a weekly article on wellbeing for Independent News and Media regional publications.