Experiencing burnout? 5 tips to recover; psychologist suggests

From seeking safe people to creating an environment for wellbeing, here are a few ways to recover from burnout. ...read more

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Prolonged exposure to stress and anxiety can lead to a sense of burnout. “Burnout can come from several things, but chronic stress is usually the main underlying factor.⁣⁣ It's important to recognize early signs of burnout to help increase your chances of avoiding full-blown burnout.⁣ If you're looking for ways to move away from the burnout zone, here are some things you can do to start to feel like yourself again. Even tiny changes can make a significant difference in how you feel,” wrote Psychologist Carolyn Rubenstein. Here are a few ways to recover.(Unsplash)

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Sometimes the absence of healthy boundaries can lead us to be in situations that can cause burnout. We should set and enforce boundaries. (Unsplash)

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We need to regularly check in with ourselves to understand our emotional and mental health. Journaling can help us do that. (Pexels)

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Work on self-awareness to understand the stressors and triggers. This will help us to know why we are getting burnt out. (Unsplash)

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We should focus on our own wellbeing and make changes in our environment to promote self-love and self-care. (Unsplash)

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Instead of isolating ourselves from others, we should seek safe people we can connect with and be vulnerable with. (Unsplash)