1. Please place your phones in the basket. Grab a worksheet, too!
Welcome to Class!
Please place your phones in the basket.
Grab a worksheet, too!

2. Today, Boise State University is here to help you see if they are an option for your post-high school plans. Please fill out the worksheet you received and thanks in advance for being a great listener.

3. Next class
bring a calculator

4. What is
Burnout?
2 minutes
Burnout is a reaction to prolonged high stress, commonly resulting either in withdrawing or caring less, or in working harder, often mechanically, to the point of exhaustion.”
Barry A. Farber

5. 7 Causes of Burnout Yes, you may see this on a quiz! Work Overload
Lack of Control
Insufficient Reward
Breakdown of community
Unfairness
Significant Value Conflicts
Lack of fit between person and situation (work, school, team, etc.)
7 Causes
of Burnout
Write down and discuss – 10 minutes

6. 7 Preventions of Burnout
Yes, you may see
this on a quiz!
Sustainable Workload
Feeling of choice and control
Recognition and Reward
A Sense of Community
Fairness, respect, and justice
Meaningful, valued work
Feeling of fitting in
7 Preventions
of Burnout
Write down and discuss - 8 minutes

7. What is Self-Care?
Unfortunately, self-care if seen as a negative. People assume that you are just treating yourself by buying yourself expensive items or just thinking solely about your needs. However, self-care is vital if you want to be a part of a whole group or society. If you are not functioning at the level that you need to function at, you are not benefitting anyone.
5 minutes

8. When do we deserve self-care?
You may have been taught that taking care of yourself means treating yourself well through the purchase of luxury items, foods, and experiences of relaxation and recreation. Within this consumerism idea, self-care is the reward for productivity. How hard you work determines how much self care you deserve.
2 minutes

9. Food for Thought How many advertisements
play into the idea that we need
to buy something because we deserve it?
3 minutes

10. So, what is true self-care?
Instead of seeing self-care as related to your ego or buying yourself a reward, you need to look at self-care as collective.
Self-care is community care.
Your personal wellness is directly linked to the wellness of those around you. The healthier you are, the healthier your relationship to others – friends, parents, teachers, co-workers, etc.
Under the collectivism idea of self-care, treating yourself with respect becomes a highly generous act that benefits you and others.
2 minutes

11. So, how do you or can you self-care?
Here are some things that I do:
Go for walks/hikes – nature calms me and helps me clear my head
Do something creative – I love wood-working, upcycling, etc. When I can use the creative side of my brain, it gives me balance.
Explore somewhere new – I love seeing a new place. There is so much to see/do and I forget how invigorated I get even when I walk through a new store, go to a new park, etc.
Find a good book – during the school year I sometimes forget to read something besides essays and homework. I need to move away from school and get into a good book again.
18 minutes
Make a list like mine of
what you could do.