Work Life Balance: learn how to work smarter to avoid burnout.

Type

Interactive Presentation

Description

Prior to the pandemic, the World Health Organization identified work related burnout to be an international problem. Between 2019 and 2021, there has been unprecedented change to how we work including a dramatic increase in video conferencing and the blurring of work/non work lives. This interactive presentation explores how our brains and bodies respond to these changes. Participants will apply the findings of three key research projects and learn to use brain science to work smarter. This workshop can be delivered to large or small audiences and is designed to engage participants through active learning

What will you Learn?

  • Why work-life balance may not be possible
  • Explore technology’s impact on your work-life balance
  • Apply the neuro-science of stress to your situation through self-assessment of your current strategies
  • How your communication platform and work-day structure impacts your brain health
  • Learn more than 10 actions you can take to improve your work-life balance, avoid burnout, and thrive in today’s work context

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