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Burnout syndrome

Galina Makarova Ph.D. (Psychology) Institute for counselling (PPL)


Burnout has been defined as a process of gradual loss of emotional, cognitive, and physical energy that is reflected in symptoms of emotional exhaustion, cognitive weariness, physical fatigue, depersonalisation and reduced satisfaction in performance. It is regarded as a result of chronic stress (at the workplace) which has not been successfully dealt with. By examining diagnostic criteria and possible therapies, methods of prevention are discussed.
Key words: burnout syndrome, prevention and therapy of burnout, transaction analyses.

 

 





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