Lynsey Baxter of All About You and Marcus B Müller of Sacred Heart University are seen speaking on the panel during the “Delano Live: Avoiding burnout” event, 5 February 2019The “Delano Live: Avoiding burnout” event took place at Knokke Out in the Rives de Clausen, 5 February 2019The February/March 2019 magazine was released during the Delano Live event on 5 February 2019Odette Tonnaer and Christine Impens attending during the “Delano Live: Avoiding burnout” event, 5 February 2019Cordula Schnuer and Delano’s Jessica BauldrySinéad O’DonnellMarie-Rose de Vries (on left)The “Delano Live: Avoiding burnout” event, 5 February 2019Delano’s Duncan Roberts is seen speaking during the “Delano Live: Avoiding burnout” event, 5 February 2019Florian Vladacenco takes a picture during the “Delano Live: Avoiding burnout” event, 5 February 2019Delano’s Aaron Grunwald speaks during the “Delano Live: Avoiding burnout” event, 5 February 2019Lynsey Baxter of All About You speaks on the panel during “Delano Live: Avoiding burnout”, 5 February 2019Léa Bohrer listens to the panel discussion during “Delano Live: Avoiding burnout”, 5 February 2019Professor Marcus B Müller of Sacred Heart University speaks on the panel during “Delano Live: Avoiding burnout”, 5 February 2019Roxane Rajabali listens to the panel discussion during “Delano Live: Avoiding burnout”, 5 February 2019Lynsey Baxter of All About You and Marcus B Müller of Sacred Heart University are seen speaking on the panel during the “Delano Live: Avoiding burnout” event, 5 February 2019Nigel Fielding listens to the panel discussion during “Delano Live: Avoiding burnout”, 5 February 2019Odette Tonnaer of Yoaké spa, one of the event sponsors (on left), and Delano’s Duncan Roberts announce the tombola drawing winner of a free massage. And the winner is…... Laurent RomoThe “Delano Live” event marked the eighth anniversary of Delano magazineThe “Delano Live” event marked the eighth anniversary of Delano magazineThe “Delano Live” event marked the eighth anniversary of Delano magazineThe “Delano Live” event marked the eighth anniversary of Delano magazineThe “Delano Live” event marked the eighth anniversary of Delano magazineAttendees are seen during the “Delano Live: Avoiding burnout” event, 5 February 2019Niamh Power is seen attending the “Delano Live: Avoiding burnout” event, 5 February 2019Joshua John Dhillon during “Delano Live: Avoiding burnout”, 5 February 2019R J DonofrioLeo SbarChristine Von ReichenbachLuca PizzicottiAlison DidierStephen SchuhFrancesco PullanoChristine ImpensManuel KumapleyAnastasiya YankovichGaëlle LaizéSher Houston and Laurent RomoPiotr GawelFrom left: Delano’s Natalie Gerhardstein, Anca Marinescu, Duncan Roberts, Aaron Grunwald and Richard KaracianThe “Delano Live: Avoiding burnout” event took place at Knokke Out in the Rives de Clausen, 5 February 2019
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This week’s Delano Live looked at stress in the workplace, its cost to both employers and employees, and what bosses and staff can do to prevent and treat burnout in the office.
Panellists shared the signs of burnout and what workers and bosses can do to improve the situation on Tuesday evening. Speaking on the panel:
Lynsey Baxter, nutritional therapist and hypnotherapist, All About You
The panellists agreed that burnout is a process, a downward spiral, and not a specific moment in time. They agreed that people suffering from burnout need to seek professional help and not try to manage the situation on their own.
Müller said that negative workplace environments cost Luxembourg’s economy €2bn a year in lost productivity. He also cited research showing that staff at smaller firms experience less stress than employees or large organisations.
At the same time, Baxter noted that many larger companies offer effective staff support services that remain confidential. And she suggested that managers seek training so they know the signs and first steps to take with employees who are facing burnout.
Listen to the full discussion:
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Each edition of Delano Live features live on-stage interviews with people and on topics covered by Delano magazine, but with a fresh perspective. That’s followed by an open-bar and a bit of networking.
Delano Live is organised by the Paperjam Club and sponsored by ING Luxembourg.
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