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| Boilerpipe Text | Burnout is when you feel emotionally, physically, and mentally exhausted from excessive demands at work or in your personal life. It can affect anyone, including those doing unpaid caring duties.
Symptoms of burnout can include feeling physically and emotionally exhausted, negative about your work, and less effective in your work. Preventing burnout is about noticing the signs early. This way, you can make changes before things get too overwhelming.
Try our Burnout Check-In Tool to see how you're doing
Take a short burnout quiz to measure how you’re feeling about work and get some practical tips to help you recover a healthy work-life balance.
What does burnout feel like?
People experience burnout in different ways, but it’s useful to be aware of the common signs, especially if you’ve been feeling this way for a while.
You might feel:
isolated and trapped
irritable
a lack of your usual energy or motivation
less satisfied with work
exhausted or drained
a sense of procrastination
disengaged from work you used to value
unable to sleep as you usually do
headaches and body pain
a feeling of building stress that won’t go away.
What is stress?
Stress is a major contributor to feelings of burnout, and you can experience stress in many different ways – emotional, psychological and physical.
Understanding how stress can feel is a great step towards managing your response to it, and getting some balance into your life.
What causes burnout at work?
There are many different factors that can contribute to burnout.
Bullying, harassment and other poor workplace behaviours, which cause significant work-related stress for those affected. Â
Excessive or prolonged stressor related to workload, lack of support, unclear job expectations, and poor working conditions.
Mental health conditions can increase vulnerability to burnout, as normal levels of stress become overwhelming due to poor emotional health.
Burnout can also contribute to the development or exacerbation of mental health issues like anxiety and depression.
No matter what kind of work you do, the risk of stress and burnout exists. That risk is greater if you work in a caring industry such as healthcare, emergency services or education.
Working together to prevent burnout
Preventing burnout is a shared responsibility between workplaces and employees.
There are many resources available to help create a mentally healthy workplace that reduces excessive or harmful demands on staff.
How to manage burnout and balance work and life
Workplaces have a responsibility to protect staff from excessive demands that cause burnout. The tips below explain some ways you can reduce your chances of burnout through a range of communication, coping and self-care strategies.Â
10 tips for avoiding burnout at work
You can take charge of your working life and avoid burnout by making sure you have healthy working habits, so when things do get busy or stressful you can take it in your stride.
Take regular breaks throughout the workday to recharge.
Make sure you eat healthy and drink water throughout your workday.
If your work is desk-based, make sure you get up and move your body regularly.
Respect your non-working time and avoid checking work emails or taking calls during off-hours.
Schedule and take vacations or personal days to fully disconnect from work.
Set clear boundaries between work and personal time and communicate them to colleagues and supervisors.
Learn to delegate tasks and say no to additional responsibilities when your plate is already full.
Explore flexible work arrangements or remote work options, if possible, to better suit your lifestyle.
Prioritise tasks and create to-do lists to manage your workload efficiently.
Avoid procrastination and last-minute rushes that can contribute to stress and burnout.
More resources for burnout and mental health at work
The Essential Network (TEN) for healthcare workers
TEN is an e-health hub developed by Black Dog Institute for healthcare workers. It provides resources and support to help you manage burnout and maintain good mental health.
Find out more about TEN
National Emergency Worker Support Service
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# Burnout and mental health
Burnout is when you feel emotionally, physically, and mentally exhausted from excessive demands at work or in your personal life. It can affect anyone, including those doing unpaid caring duties.
Symptoms of burnout can include feeling physically and emotionally exhausted, negative about your work, and less effective in your work. Preventing burnout is about noticing the signs early. This way, you can make changes before things get too overwhelming.

## Try our Burnout Check-In Tool to see how you're doing
Take a short burnout quiz to measure how you’re feeling about work and get some practical tips to help you recover a healthy work-life balance.
[Start the quiz](https://www.beyondblue.org.au/mental-health/work/burnout/burnout-check-in-tool)

### On this page:
- [What does burnout feel like?](https://www.beyondblue.org.au/mental-health/work/burnout#what-does-burnout-feel-like?)
- [What causes burnout at work?](https://www.beyondblue.org.au/mental-health/work/burnout#what-causes-burnout-at-work?)
- [How to manage burnout and balance work and life](https://www.beyondblue.org.au/mental-health/work/burnout#how-to-manage-burnout-and-balance-work-and-life)
- [10 tips for avoiding burnout at work](https://www.beyondblue.org.au/mental-health/work/burnout#10-tips-for-avoiding-burnout-at-work)
## What does burnout feel like?
###
People experience burnout in different ways, but it’s useful to be aware of the common signs, especially if you’ve been feeling this way for a while.
You might feel:
- isolated and trapped
- irritable
- a lack of your usual energy or motivation
- less satisfied with work
- exhausted or drained
- a sense of procrastination
- disengaged from work you used to value
- unable to sleep as you usually do
- headaches and body pain
- a feeling of building stress that won’t go away.
## What is stress?
Stress is a major contributor to feelings of burnout, and you can experience stress in many different ways – emotional, psychological and physical.
Understanding how stress can feel is a great step towards managing your response to it, and getting some balance into your life.
[Find out more about stress](https://www.beyondblue.org.au/mental-health/what-is-stress)

## What causes burnout at work?
###
There are many different factors that can contribute to burnout.
- Bullying, harassment and other poor workplace behaviours, which cause significant work-related stress for those affected.
- Excessive or prolonged stressor related to workload, lack of support, unclear job expectations, and poor working conditions.
- Mental health conditions can increase vulnerability to burnout, as normal levels of stress become overwhelming due to poor emotional health.
- Burnout can also contribute to the development or exacerbation of mental health issues like anxiety and depression.
No matter what kind of work you do, the risk of stress and burnout exists. That risk is greater if you work in a caring industry such as healthcare, emergency services or education.
## Working together to prevent burnout
Preventing burnout is a shared responsibility between workplaces and employees.
There are many resources available to help create a mentally healthy workplace that reduces excessive or harmful demands on staff.
[Learn more about work and mental health](https://www.beyondblue.org.au/mental-health/work)

## How to manage burnout and balance work and life
Workplaces have a responsibility to protect staff from excessive demands that cause burnout. The tips below explain some ways you can reduce your chances of burnout through a range of communication, coping and self-care strategies.
- ### Prioritise your wellbeing
- ### Cut extra hours
- ### Take breaks
- ### Leave work at work (make time for fun)
- ### Review your boundaries
- ### Consider flexible working arrangements
## 10 tips for avoiding burnout at work
###
You can take charge of your working life and avoid burnout by making sure you have healthy working habits, so when things do get busy or stressful you can take it in your stride.
- Take regular breaks throughout the workday to recharge.
- Make sure you eat healthy and drink water throughout your workday.
- If your work is desk-based, make sure you get up and move your body regularly.
- Respect your non-working time and avoid checking work emails or taking calls during off-hours.
- Schedule and take vacations or personal days to fully disconnect from work.
- Set clear boundaries between work and personal time and communicate them to colleagues and supervisors.
- Learn to delegate tasks and say no to additional responsibilities when your plate is already full.
- Explore flexible work arrangements or remote work options, if possible, to better suit your lifestyle.
- Prioritise tasks and create to-do lists to manage your workload efficiently.
- Avoid procrastination and last-minute rushes that can contribute to stress and burnout.
## Reach out for support
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## More resources for burnout and mental health at work The Essential Network (TEN) for healthcare workers
###
TEN is an e-health hub developed by Black Dog Institute for healthcare workers. It provides resources and support to help you manage burnout and maintain good mental health.
**[Find out more about TEN](https://www.blackdoginstitute.org.au/the-essential-network/)**
### National Emergency Worker Support Service
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[**Learn more about NewAccess for Small Business Owners**](https://www.beyondblue.org.au/get-support/newaccess-mental-health-coaching/small-business-owners)
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| Readable Markdown | Burnout is when you feel emotionally, physically, and mentally exhausted from excessive demands at work or in your personal life. It can affect anyone, including those doing unpaid caring duties.
Symptoms of burnout can include feeling physically and emotionally exhausted, negative about your work, and less effective in your work. Preventing burnout is about noticing the signs early. This way, you can make changes before things get too overwhelming.

## Try our Burnout Check-In Tool to see how you're doing
Take a short burnout quiz to measure how you’re feeling about work and get some practical tips to help you recover a healthy work-life balance.

## What does burnout feel like?
People experience burnout in different ways, but it’s useful to be aware of the common signs, especially if you’ve been feeling this way for a while.
You might feel:
- isolated and trapped
- irritable
- a lack of your usual energy or motivation
- less satisfied with work
- exhausted or drained
- a sense of procrastination
- disengaged from work you used to value
- unable to sleep as you usually do
- headaches and body pain
- a feeling of building stress that won’t go away.
## What is stress?
Stress is a major contributor to feelings of burnout, and you can experience stress in many different ways – emotional, psychological and physical.
Understanding how stress can feel is a great step towards managing your response to it, and getting some balance into your life.

## What causes burnout at work?
There are many different factors that can contribute to burnout.
- Bullying, harassment and other poor workplace behaviours, which cause significant work-related stress for those affected.
- Excessive or prolonged stressor related to workload, lack of support, unclear job expectations, and poor working conditions.
- Mental health conditions can increase vulnerability to burnout, as normal levels of stress become overwhelming due to poor emotional health.
- Burnout can also contribute to the development or exacerbation of mental health issues like anxiety and depression.
No matter what kind of work you do, the risk of stress and burnout exists. That risk is greater if you work in a caring industry such as healthcare, emergency services or education.
## Working together to prevent burnout
Preventing burnout is a shared responsibility between workplaces and employees.
There are many resources available to help create a mentally healthy workplace that reduces excessive or harmful demands on staff.

## How to manage burnout and balance work and life
Workplaces have a responsibility to protect staff from excessive demands that cause burnout. The tips below explain some ways you can reduce your chances of burnout through a range of communication, coping and self-care strategies.
## 10 tips for avoiding burnout at work
You can take charge of your working life and avoid burnout by making sure you have healthy working habits, so when things do get busy or stressful you can take it in your stride.
- Take regular breaks throughout the workday to recharge.
- Make sure you eat healthy and drink water throughout your workday.
- If your work is desk-based, make sure you get up and move your body regularly.
- Respect your non-working time and avoid checking work emails or taking calls during off-hours.
- Schedule and take vacations or personal days to fully disconnect from work.
- Set clear boundaries between work and personal time and communicate them to colleagues and supervisors.
- Learn to delegate tasks and say no to additional responsibilities when your plate is already full.
- Explore flexible work arrangements or remote work options, if possible, to better suit your lifestyle.
- Prioritise tasks and create to-do lists to manage your workload efficiently.
- Avoid procrastination and last-minute rushes that can contribute to stress and burnout.
## More resources for burnout and mental health at workThe Essential Network (TEN) for healthcare workers
TEN is an e-health hub developed by Black Dog Institute for healthcare workers. It provides resources and support to help you manage burnout and maintain good mental health.
**[Find out more about TEN](https://www.blackdoginstitute.org.au/the-essential-network/)**
### National Emergency Worker Support Service
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