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SubscribeThe World Health Organization (WHO) just declared that "burn-out" is now a defined medical diagnosis. Do you suffer from career burn-out? Here's how to check your symptoms and how to avoid it!
What is Burn-Out?
According to the WHO, "burn-out is a syndrome conceptualized as resulting from chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed." Burn-out can affect anyone in the right circumstances, from first-responders to office support staff.
Burn-out's official diagnosis includes:
You could feel these or similar symptoms while also struggling with medical conditions like depression, anxiety or stress. You should always talk to your doctor about these and other serious changes in your well-being.
Ways to Combat or Avoid Burn-Out
When it comes to staying engaged and content at work, there are many ways to avoid or work against the pull of stress and dysfunction.
No matter how you might feel at work, feelings that make you leave each day unhappy or utterly stressed can be terrible. Think about how you feel and bring it up with a loved one and your support system so you're not tackling it all alone. If you are feeling like you might need a professional to talk to, reach out to your doctor, or get in touch with someone you can talk to 24/7 like at the Crisis Text Line.
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