It all starts with performance drive and a quest for perfection, accompanied by chronic stress. It ends with total exhaustion, maybe even depression and thoughts of suicide. Burnout is a symptom of our times. But it can be prevented and treated. Dr
It all starts with performance drive and a quest for perfection, accompanied by chronic stress. It ends with total exhaustion, maybe even depression and thoughts of suicide. Burnout is a symptom of our times. But it can be prevented and treated. Dr. Edith Holsboer-Trachsler explains how.
In earlier times it was called “executive burnout”, but it can happen to anybody: men and women, athletes, teachers, people in nursing professions, mechanics. But what is burnout? Edith Holsboer-Trachsler, physician-in-chief at the Psych