Corporate Health

The most guilt-ridden, nightmare time of year’: how to avoid holiday season burnout at work

The most guilt-ridden, nightmare time of year’: how to avoid holiday season burnout at work

Work-induced fatigue, otherwise known as ‘burnout’, can take hold any time of year. However, staff burnout is becoming increasingly common around the holiday season—where workloads typically expand and longer hours are required to meet those end-of-year deadlines. Here are some tips to avoid burnout while working during the holiday season.

For the Holidays, the Gift of Self-Care

For the Holidays, the Gift of Self-Care

The obvious forms of self-care are exercising, eating well and getting enough sleep. But self-care also means taking time for yourself to manage stress and practicing self-compassion, along with mindfulness and meditation techniques. Here are five simple steps to quiet your mind and soothe your stress any time of year.