Stress affects 83% of US workers, with just under half feeling that employers do not care about their work-life balance. Some stress is normal, but when it develops into further issues such as depression and burnout, it can be problematic.
Jennifer Madsen is an experienced freelance writer with a background in health and wellness. When not working she loves to travel and especially enjoys lakeside and seaside locations.
When I left China in 2008, I was dealing with very severe emotional burnout and compassion fatigue.
Instead of taking time for myself to recharge, I went deeper and deeper into the projects I was involved with. Instead of giving myself enough time to sleep or eat or even emotionally process things- I just kept on going.
Hoping I could be everything to everyone, I tried to solve everyone’s problems except my own. I didn’t realize how mentally unstable I had become.
Stress affects 83% of US workers, with just under half feeling that employers do not care about their work-life balance. Some stress is normal, but when it develops into further issues such as... read more
When I left China in 2008, I was dealing with very severe emotional burnout and compassion fatigue.
Instead of taking time for myself to recharge, I went deeper and deeper into the projects I was... read more
Stress affects 83% of US workers, with just under half feeling that employers do not care about their work-life balance. Some stress is normal, but when it develops into further issues such as... read more
When I left China in 2008, I was dealing with very severe emotional burnout and compassion fatigue.
Instead of taking time for myself to recharge, I went deeper and deeper into the projects I was... read more