How to deal with the emotional burnout
• How to deal with the emotional burnout
Emotional burnout - an unpleasant condition where a person ceases to function properly due to accumulated stress. It may be associated with work, school, relationships, health, or other areas. Burnout affects not only the daily life, but also to communicate with other people. How to deal with it?
emotional burnout are often susceptible to people who do the hard work, climbers or those who are going through a difficult move or loss of a loved one.
If you do not deal with this condition, you can get the following ...
1. The release of stress hormones
They are important for everyday life and decision-making. But in a normal state, they bounce back when the issue has been resolved. If a person is emotionally unstable, these hormones are allocated permanently - and the body is always ready to attack. High blood pressure and sugar levels, increased energy consumption - only a few side effects of this state, and eventually they affect the immune, endocrine and cardiovascular systems.
2. Physical problems of
High levels of cortisol leads to changes in eating habits, problems with sleep and digestion, loss or weight gain, pressure surges, and headache.
3. Problems with communication
Emotional burnout prevent normal communication with loved ones. And all because of that we have to worry about themselves, to fight with the lack of motivation and a sense of helplessness.
How to deal with burnout?
Emotional burnout often gives rise to the idea that nothing will change. Here are some ways to deal with it quickly:
1. Admit it
This is the first and very important step. You need to stop telling yourself that all is well, and understand what the situation is in need of elaboration.
2. Understand the reasons
It is easy, and sometimes very difficult. Spend a little time and figure it out a while on it will be easier.
3. Find the solution to
If you can not do it yourself, ask for advice from friends, surely there are some options. If we are talking about an irreparable loss, helps time.
4. Take a break
Yes, we all have obligations to other people, but their own health at the moment - the most important thing!