Avoiding Burnout


This training discusses burnout, specifically in the behavioral health field. We discuss what exactly is burnout, examples of burnout, symptoms of burnout and actionable steps to avoid burnout and/or recovery when it is realized burnout is being experienced. We discuss what happens when burnout goes unresolved and how that can lead to additional health issues such as suicidal ideation. Basic information on suicide prevention and getting help for suicidal individuals is included.  


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