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1 First Aid for Burnout

2 Today: What is Burnout? (What are the 3 Types?) 3 Myths 3 Critical Skills What Next?

3 Beth Genly

4 Education: Burnout! Medicine: Burnout! Business: Burnout!

5 Dr. Marnie Loomis, ND

6 Myth #1 Loving what you do protects you from burnout

7 Myth #2 Burnout is weakness

8 Burnout is a process which grows out of self protection: Adapting to constant stress

9 I need to learn self protection skills,
whether I love what I do… Or Not. If I am doing something that needs doing, there will be stress

10 Good Hard Worker

11 Good Hard Worker

12 Got Stress?

13 Burned Out

14 “You look so DONE.”

15 What is Burnout?

16 Depersonalization (Disconnection) Low Sense of Personal Accomplishment
Burnout Emotional Exhaustion Depersonalization (Disconnection) Low Sense of Personal Accomplishment ─ Maslach & Jackson, The Maslach Burnout Inventory. 1981

17 Brain Changes from Emotional Exhaustion
Stress takes you out of your Forebrain into your Midbrain (amygdala) Illustration credit: Wikipedia

18 Burnout Emotional Exhaustion

19 Depersonalization (Disconnection)
Burnout Depersonalization (Disconnection)

20 Low Sense of Personal Accomplishment
Burnout Low Sense of Personal Accomplishment

21 Burnout Types Works ever harder Self-sacrificing Frenetic Indifferent
─ Montero-Marin, J Occup Med & Toxicol, 2009 Frenetic Works ever harder Self-sacrificing Under-Challenged Indifferent Unmotivated Finds work unsatisfying Worn Out Gives up Feels nothing they do can make a difference

22 Our Mission: Y o u !

23 What’s best for the children!
What Do You Want? What’s best for the children!

24 Protect Yourself

25

26 Four decades of research
Hundreds of studies

27 Demo – large shield and small shield – how well I’m protected
Demo – large shield and small shield – how well I’m protected. Orient them to 0 and axes. Helps you validate eating lunch or spending time with your family

28 Burnout Shield Self Assessment

29 Demo – large shield and small shield – how well I’m protected
Demo – large shield and small shield – how well I’m protected. Orient them to 0 and axes. Helps you validate eating lunch or spending time with your family

30 What are your stress warning signs?
What increases your risk of burnout? What are you already doing to protect yourself from burnout?

31 Critical Skill: ___________________ Critical Skill: _______________ Critical Skill: _________________ Critical Skill: _____________________ Critical Skill: __________________

32 What load are you carrying?

33 The Three D’s Delay Delegate Drop

34 Re-evaluate commitments
Critical Skill: ___________________ Critical Skill: Re-evaluate commitments Critical Skill: _________________ Critical Skill: _____________________ Critical Skill: __________________

35 Why?

36 Critical Skill: ___________________ Critical Skill: _______________ Critical Skill: _________________ Critical Skill: _____________________ Critical Skill: __________________

37 What are my value wins today?

38 Reflect On Value Wins Critical Skill: ___________________
_____________________ Critical Skill: __________________

39 Why?

40 Critical Skill: ___________________ Critical Skill: _______________ Critical Skill: _________________ Critical Skill: _____________________ Critical Skill: __________________

41 Not: “what is wrong with me?”
Prescription for rest

42 Critical Skill: Sleep & Rest Critical Skill: _______________ Critical Skill: _________________ Critical Skill: _____________________ Critical Skill: __________________

43 Why?

44 Critical Skill: ___________________ Critical Skill: _______________ Critical Skill: _________________ Critical Skill: _____________________ Critical Skill: __________________

45 Not: “what is wrong with me?”
How to avoid venting?

46 Avoid Venting Critical Skill: ___________________ Critical Skill:
_____________________ Critical Skill: Avoid Venting

47 Why?

48 Critical Skill: ___________________ Critical Skill: _______________ Critical Skill: _________________ Critical Skill: _____________________ Critical Skill: __________________

49 Myth #3 Being super tough is cool “The Club of Strong Women”

50 When the going gets tough…
Re-Frame: I find ways to renew my energy and protect myself

51 Re-frame to solve Critical Skill: ___________________ Critical Skill:

52 Burned Out?

53 Ready To Go!

54 Beware of These Toxic Myths
Loving what you do protects you from burnout Being super tough is cool Burnout is weakness

55 Re-evaluate Commitments Value Wins
Critical Skill: Sleep & Rest Critical Skill: Re-evaluate Commitments Critical Skill: Reflect On Value Wins Critical Skill: Re-Frame to Solve Critical Skill: Avoid Venting

56 Gems?

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58 Value Yourself

59 Thank You! Evaluation!


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