Dr. Kristen Donnelly and Dr. Erin Hinson are called “The Burnout Ladies” by their clients. They are researchers and educators with social science PhDs, who also happen to be best friends. Kristen and Erin have a long history of being obnoxiously curious, which means they have always been interested in how and why people do what they do. Kristen lives outside of Philadelphia with her husband, where they are surrounded by piles of books and several video game consoles. Erin lives in Pittsburgh with her mother, cat, and international gin collection.
Happy August, y’all! It’s Erin here to share with you my Top 5 Realigning Books. Realignment is not just about getting a massage or going to the chiropractor. As a…
Why you need a Wheel of Well-Being If you google “how to cure burnout” or something of the ilk, it’s likely you’ll find some of the following tips: Do yoga,…
What do we mean by realignment? “Realignment” might sound like an odd word as part of burnout recovery, but we think it’s quite essential. In some theological circles, this can…
Did you know that ADHD/Autism burnout exists? To be honest, we didn’t before we wrote our book. Burnout scholars generally agree on the 3 main symptoms of burnout. But when…
There’s two parts of that title: how to lead employees when you’re in burnout and how to lead employees who are in burnout. Let’s tackle them separately, even though they’re…
What is burnout? If you’re reading this blog because you Googled “symptoms of burnout” then 1. You’re very welcome to the blog and 2. We’re so sorry you had to…
Kristen here, hello and happy mid-July where everything feels like it’s melting and I am looking fondly at my hoodies and cannot wait to wear them again. I’m coming to…
What is disability burnout? The intersection of disability and burnout cuts two ways. Burnout and people who are disabled, and burnout and people who care for folks who are disabled.…
What is holistic well-being? Holistic well-being was a concept we knew we had to explore in our book. But what does it even mean? Holistic might be a term we…