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Burnout and Sleep | Sleep Health Foundation
This is a fact sheet about Burnout and Sleep. Burnout is a state of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion. Improving sleep may help to recover from or even prevent burnout.
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What is Burnout? | Stress | ReachOut Australia
What is burnout? Read our guide to understand the symptoms of burnout and find out healthy ways of how to recover from burnout and emotional exhaustion.
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Coping with burnout | MensLine Australia
Learn how to recognise the signs of burnout | Get tips & strategies to help you cope from MensLine Australia.
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Fatigue - Better Health Channel
Fatigue is common. It is a feeling of constant tiredness , burnout or lack of energy. Find out more about causes, symptoms, diagnosis and treatment.
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How to avoid bringing your work stress home | MensLine Australia
Lessen the impact of workplace stress on your home life with these helpful tips.
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Work stress management techniques | MensLine Australia
Causes of work stress & stress management techniques that can help you regain control & clear your mind from MensLine Australia.
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Common features in adults | Autism Awareness Australia
Executive functioning refers to the mental and cognitive abilities that help people to engage in goal-directed activities
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“Treat yourself with the most kindness that you could possibly give yourself. The things that you're feeling, a lot of people are feeling right now and you're not alone in it. It's really important that you recognise that what you're going through is not a journey you have to do alone, and there will be people there around you.” Survivor of the Black Saturday fires, Chris Bogusis, shares his story on the Holding on to Hope podcast.
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Accessing support for clients at risk | SuicideLine Victoria
Information on suicide preventions services for health professionals dealing with at risk clients in Melbourne & Victoria Australia.
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How to stay strong | Cultural identity
Four First Nations content creators share what staying strong means to them, and offer some tips for other mob on how to stay strong.
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Self-Care and Staff Support
Research & evidence summary on self care strategies & support for aged care staff & workers.
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Self-Care and Staff Support - Synthesis
Detailed summary & identified gaps from research on self care strategies & support for aged care staff & workers.
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RACGP - Keeping the health professional safe and healthy: Clinician support and self-care
Reproduced with permission from The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners
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RACGP - Families and carers
Reproduced with permission from The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. Involving families and carers in the care of older people is vital
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Grief When Transitioning to Residential Aged Care | Ausmed
Grief is a natural emotional reaction to the loss of someone or something important. It’s an individual experience that affects every person differently and may be expressed in a variety of ways. One life event increasingly been found to cause feelings of grief is the transition to aged care.
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RACGP - Palliative and end-of-life care
Reproduced with permission from The Royal Australian College of General Practitioners. A palliative approach is based on a recognition that intensive efforts to prolong life are unlikely to be beneficial and may not be wanted
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