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Beyond Burnout
A neurobiological approach to preventing psycho-social harm in the workplace.
The World Health Organisation identifies burnout as the primary psychosocial hazard in our modern work. Retention, psychological insurance claims, worker satisfaction, workplace culture and client outcomes are all deeply impacted by workplace burnout. The impacts of workplace burnout has severe practical and financial impacts on companies throughout Australia. Social and neurological research supports that when burnout is addressed proactively can significantly reduce these impacts by creating cultures of prevention rather than cure.
Join us for a comprehensive full-day workshop designed to support your employees to understand burnout from a practical and neuro-informed perspective, identify signs of burnout in themselves and in their team, and develop practical and personalised strategies to prevent burnout. This workshop integrates cutting edge neuro-scientific research with practical strategies to reduce the profound impact of burnout on individuals in education, healthcare, and community services.
Who Should Attend?
This workshop is essential training for health professionals, community sector workers, educators, mental health professionals, social workers, and anyone engaged in caring or consumer facing roles.
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Aims
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Reduce risk of workplace burnout
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Decrease staff turnover
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Improve client outcomes & worker satisfaction
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Decrease risk of psychological workplace insurance claims
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Develop a culture of burnout prevention in workplaces, procedures and communities.
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Outcomes
By the end of this workshop, participants will be able to:
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Define Burnout and Compassion Fatigue
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Recognise the signs and symptoms of burnout in self and others.
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Develop understanding of the science of Burnout and links to Nervous System regulation.
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Develop practical and personalised strategies to prevent Burnout and promote wellbeing.
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Join us in this essential workshop to prevent burnout and develop a more fulfilling, integrated relationship with care based work.
Workshop Highlights
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Professional and Lived Experience: Participants will hear firsthand accounts from a PACFA accredited facilitator, who has worked in the field with supporting a wide range of clients and settings. Our facilitator also has lived experience with burnout and burnout recovery, providing invaluable insights into the experience and impacts of burnout from a multidimensional approach; as a worker, a manager, a mental health professional and as a human.
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Case Studies: Engage with real-world case studies that highlight the nuances of developing burnout. These examples highlight both challenges and effective strategies for fostering resilience and recovery.
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Neuroscience of Burnout & Burnout prevention; Gain an understanding of the neurological underpinnings of burnout. Learn how burnout affects brain function and behaviour, and discover ways to prevent compassion fatigue and vicarious trauma.
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Practical Strategies: The workshop will equip participants with practical tools to support the prevention of burnout in themselves, their teams and their clients. Included in the workshop is the opportunity to co-develop individual burnout prevention plans, integrating each participants needs with evidence based and neurological-informed strategies for resilience.