Objective
To form a systematic understanding of the mechanisms of burnout and stress among participants, teach practical tools for self-diagnosis, self-regulation, and management of one's own energy resource, and also help build an individual, sustainable burnout prevention plan — applicable in both professional and personal contexts of prolonged uncertainty.
Who is this course for?
For everyone who works under high workload, prolonged stress, and uncertainty.
For teams and departments experiencing signs of emotional and energy exhaustion.
For HR professionals, team leads, and managers who want to learn how to maintain their own resource state and that of their team.
For those who strive to better understand their own reactions to stress and form sustainable recovery habits.
What will you get from the course?
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Program
1
Deep understanding of burnout
Burnout as a systemic phenomenon in conditions of long-term stress and uncertainty
Key components and stages of burnout
Self-diagnosis of energy level and individual factors of exhaustion
Identification of typical emotional and behavioral reactions to stress
Practical tools for primary self-regulation and state stabilization
2
Energy sustainability and physiology of the resource
Basics of stress physiology and principles of resource recovery
Quick recovery and state adjustment tools in the workflow
Identification and analysis of individual sources of energy loss
Energy management practices under high load conditions
Formation of an individual approach to maintaining energy and stability
3
Emotional self-regulation and stress resistance
The nature of emotional reactions: how to recognize stress at an early stage
Techniques of emotional self-regulation "here and now" - breathing, grounding, switching attention
Working with triggers: identifying personal pain points
Cognitive distortions under conditions of chronic stress and methods of their correction
Formation of a "first-aid kit" of quick techniques for stabilizing the emotional state
4
Borders, communication and protection of one's own resource
The role of personal and professional boundaries in the prevention of burnout
Recognition of violation of own boundaries at work and in communication
Assertive communication: how to say "no" without feeling guilty
Work with complex communications - management, colleagues, clients - in stressful conditions
Building an individual resource protection strategy across borders
5
Workload and priority management
Analysis of sources of overload: work processes, expectations, perfectionism
Principles of task prioritization in conditions of uncertainty and multitasking
Delegation and distribution of responsibility as a tool to prevent burnout
Working with a sense of "constant urgency" and a chronic deadline
Formation of a stable rhythm of work and rest
6
Restorative habits and a sustainable lifestyle
The role of sleep, nutrition and physical activity in restoring the resource
Micropractices of recovery during the working day
Building personal "reboot" rituals - morning, evening, weekly
Long-term work-life balance
Prevention of repeated burnout: early detection of own signals
7
Integration: an individual burnout prevention plan
Final diagnosis: analysis of changes in energy level and stress resistance
Systematization of tools mastered during the course
Construction of a personal plan to support resource status for 3–6 months
Definition of "alarm signals" and action plan in case of their occurrence
Experience sharing, feedback and program completion