Work Smart. Live Smart.

with Beverly Beuermann-King

How Close To Burnout Are You? Surprising Ways To Build Resiliency

Workplace Stress to Workplace Success

Downsizing, restructuring, perfectionism, doing more with less, disconnection, a lack of control and appreciation.  Everyone experiences some degree of job related stress. The right level of stress is essential to maintain peak performance. However, too much can lower productivity, lead to burnout, and decrease satisfaction.

HAVE YOU EVER...

  • woke up thinking about what needs to be done and found it difficult to fall back to sleep?
  • felt anxious or overwhelmed by the changes and demands of your work life and felt like it was just too much?
  • wanted to feel more in control, content and successful in dealing with your workload and relationships?

Then you will want to read on ...

Burnout is more than a bad day or a difficult week. It's a problem that significantly interferes with one's health, productivity and happiness. But that doesn't mean you should let it affect your quality of life.

Burnout was added to the World Health Organization's list of official medical diagnoses. Burnout is often the result of spending too much time on activities that consume energy and insufficient time on activities that energize.

The key to building resiliency is to understand the factors that make a person vulnerable and the impact of ignoring these signs. Attendees will utilize the S-O-S Principle to integrate positive opportunities and surprising solutions into a busy work life. Learn how to quickly recover, ward off fatigue and burnout, and become more engaged in your life.

OBJECTIVES

  • Identify the workplace conditions that contribute to burnout
  • Understand the key indicators of burnout and the impact of ignoring these signs
  • Utilize 3 categories of strategies in developing a meaningful and relevant Personal Action Plan based on the S-O-S PrincipleTM to ward off fatigue and burnout
  • Utilize workplace strategies to recover from stress, become more engaged in your life, and increase your ability to connect with those around you

RESULTS AND REVIEWS

“Great ideas on how to handle stress - very high energy, got group involved.”
– First Line Mortgages

“Good revitalization - had fun with co-workers - good use of activities.”
– Family And Children's Services of St Thomas/Elgin

“Everything was very informative. I've learned some new ways of coping with stress.”
– ATS 

SOS Principle

S-O-S Principle™

Beverly's presentations include insights, practical tools and strategies based on her proprietary S-O-S Principle™. This S-O-S Principle™ ensures that the right strategies are considered for your unique situation, so that you can avoid overwhelm, achieve optimal health and live an engaged life.

RESULTS AND REVIEWS

“…Beverly provided a one-day workshop on Work Life Balance to CUPE National Representatives during our staff training session in Alberta. Beverly was enthusiastic in sharing her knowledge and perspectives, as well as open to reflecting on the participant’s questions and commentary. We certainly enjoyed and applauded Beverly’s professionalism, humour, candor and presentation. And, we are currently scheduling another training session with her…”

DIANNE | Canadian Union of Public Employees

PATRICK CARR | Corporate President

“…Beverly’s presentation was excellent – the topic was extremely relevant and the presentation was polished and professional. She connected with the audience and based on the very positive feedback from the attendees re this session, motivated them to reevaluate how they currently handle multiple demands in an ever-changing environment and to consider new strategies for managing both their own stress and that of the employees reporting to them. I would certainly consider hiring Beverly again and would not hesitate to recommend her to others…”

TERRY | LexisNexis Canada

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