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A healthy mind for a calmer future: lunch & learn conference on burnout, 6 October 2026

Join us on 6 October for a new lunch & learn conference in the series “A healthy mind for a calmer future”. In this session, entitled “Burnout: aware today, sustainable tomorrow”, we will dive into the theme of burnout, a state of emotional, mental and often physical exhaustion brought on by prolonged or repeated stress. […]

A healthy mind for a calmer future: lunch & learn conference on burnout, 6 October 2026

A new lunch & learn conference titled "Burnout: aware today, sustainable tomorrow" will take place on 6 October 2026 at CERN. The event, organized by CERN's Medical Service, aims to provide attendees with insights into the issue of burnout, a state of emotional, mental, and often physical exhaustion caused by prolonged or repeated stress.

Emma Richardson, an FSP-certified psychologist from Possibility Coaching, will deliver a talk titled "Burnout is not (only) exhaustion: what we miss when we reduce it to stress". She will delve into the various facets of burnout, emphasizing that it is more than just exhaustion and exploring the nuances that are often overlooked.

Additionally, a CERN colleague will share their personal experiences and journey towards recovery, offering attendees a glimpse into the challenges faced by individuals battling burnout and the steps taken to overcome them.

The conference will be held in Room Andersson (40/S2-A01) from 11:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., with a light lunch provided during the session. Given the limited number of spaces available, attendees are encouraged to register as soon as possible to secure their spot.

The event will also be webcast and recorded, allowing those who cannot attend in person to still benefit from the informative session. For more details, visit the Indico event page at https://indico.cern.ch/event/1708965/.

CERN's community events are organized through the Medical Service, and attendees can find more information by exploring related articles and news.

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