Managing Stress & Beating Burnout
Stress is ubiquitous in modern life, but under-addressed, and clouded by unhelpful myths and strategies that don't work. When stress goes on for long enough without being effectively managed, it results in burnout. This session will address the burnout myths, explain why common strategies don't work, provide you with effective stress management tools you can experiment with, and give you practical strategies to work from home in a way that supports your wellbeing.
Join via zoom here - https://aila-org-au.zoom.us/j/84897775309
Stress is ubiquitous in modern life, but under-addressed, and clouded by unhelpful myths and strategies that don't work. When stress goes on for long enough without being effectively managed, it results in burnout. This session will address the burnout myths, explain why common strategies don't work, provide you with effective stress management tools you can experiment with, and give you practical strategies to work from home in a way that supports your wellbeing. You will receive some extra information and frameworks you can use afterwards to assist you in putting these measures into practice.
Speaker
Dr Amy Imms
Dr Amy Imms is a medical doctor, founder of The Burnout Project, author of 'Burnout: your first ten steps', and mother of 5. Since her own experience of burnout in 2016, she has been raising awareness of burnout and assisting individuals and organisations to prevent and manage burnout well so that employees can have fulfilling and sustainable careers. Amy assists individuals through burnout counselling, online programs, and facilitation of small supportive online group programs. She works with a large range of organisations to address their needs, anywhere from one-off workshops to comprehensive assistance for both staff and management in creating wellbeing strategies and mitigating risk factors. Amy wants everyone with burnout to know: you are not weak, you are not a failure, this is not your fault, and there is something you can do about it.
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