Breaking the Burnout Cycle: Performance Habits for Sustainable Work
Sustained high performance depends on energy management, clarity, and early intervention.
- 1 CPD hour
- eLearning
- Online, self-paced
- About 1 hour, self-paced online
CPD Accredited
CPDAB-A-2026-0079
About this course
Sustained high performance depends on energy management, clarity, and early intervention. In busy organisations, prolonged workload pressure and rising cognitive demands can quietly erode engagement and productivity. This course helps learners spot the early signs and build habits that keep performance sustainable.
The course covers Self-assessment: identifying your burnout risk, Understanding burnout: science, symptoms, and trajectory, Cognitive load: why too many things breaks performance, Recovery as a skill: micro-recovery and boundaries, Motivation and self-determination, and Supportive conversations: scripts for raising concerns early. It is self-paced and online, ends with a short online assessment, and every learner who passes receives a certificate for 1 CPD hour.
It is designed for employees at all levels, including team members, managers, and leaders.
What you will learn
- Explain how burnout develops using the Job Demands-Resources framework
- Identify early emotional, cognitive, and behavioural indicators of burnout
- Tell the difference between productive challenge and harmful imbalance
- Apply practical strategies to reduce cognitive overload and support recovery
- Use structured techniques to raise workload concerns early
Course details
- CPD hours
- 1
- Format
- eLearning
- Delivery
- Online, self-paced
- Duration
- About 1 hour, self-paced online
- Language
- English
- Price
- €100 per person
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