Monday, 28 July

Avoiding Burnout and Finding Balance in an Ailing World.

Wellbeing from a systems perspective What is wellbeing? What is burnout? The neuroscience of burnout 3 key strategies for nurturing

By Association of Sustainability Practitioners

Date and time

Location

Online

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

Event lasts 1 hour 30 minutes

Wellbeing Matters: How can we be well in an ailing world?

Wellbeing from a systems perspective
What is wellbeing?
What is burnout?
The neuroscience of burnout
3 key strategies for nurturing and restoring wellbeing, balance and resilience
Finding out what works for you, and keeping it going

Linda Aspey is a coach, facilitator, climate psychologist and speaker. She specialises in leadership and emotional health, helping people to navigate, with courage, imagination and care, beyond Business as Usual, to make sense of the many and entangled crises we face, and to embrace opportunities for radical change.

ASP is a not-for-profit organisation. At the time of ordering, if you wish, you can also make a donation by selecting your ticket type, and then scroll down to the Donation option in the Check out area. All donations are voluntary and are not required in order to attend the event.

Organised by

Association of Sustainability Practitioners

ASP exists to connect, challenge and support sustainability practitioners as we learn together how to move from unsustainable to sustainable practices.

The “challenge” could come from an awareness and ability to “sense” and embrace the challenge between the head and the heart, or between the status quo and what we dream of, or from being brave and welcoming the challenging of our views and assumptions. The three together — connect, challenge and support — offer many possibilities for growth, change and transformation; of us as individuals, as a collective and of the world around us.

We create learning events and other opportunities for people to meet face-to-face and online. ASP Members and Associates collaborate on projects, proposals and as an informal support network generating ideas and guidance.