Feb 17, 2022
Burnout is when it is really hard to put two sentences
together and have them make sense.
Burnout is all you want to do is stay in bed under the covers.
Because it is safe. They can't get to you there.
Except that you can't. You have to go to work, do that thing.
Complete the task. Make nice to people who may or may not deserve
it.
Dr. Candance Good in a post on Psychology Today states:
"Burnout was common before the pandemic. But now pile on two
years of uncertainty, civil unrest, irritability in the political
climate, disruptions in work and childcare, and fear.
These circumstances can trigger a stress reaction in our
bodies; burnout is the physical reaction to that stress."
In this short episode, a word or two about burnout.
Resources Mentioned:
Helpguide.org page on Burnout, Prevention and
Treatment.
Candace Good MD, M.D. post on Psychology Today on Why Self-Care Is Not Enough to Beat
Burnout
Burnout is real. Here’s how to spot
it—and recover. article on PopSci by Isobel
Whitcomb
The Conversation - How to recover from burnout and
chronic work stress – according to a psychologist
If you need support contact the National Suicide
Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255, the Trevor Project at
1-866-488-7386 or text “START” to 741-741.
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