Description
Don't let the stress in your life lead to burnout - this book is all you need to know to escape it.
About the Author
Revd Andrew Procter has been an ordained Church of England minister for over thirty years. He serves on the Rochester Diocesan Council for health and healing, and is a qualified and practising counsellor.
Reviews
Our society has been slow to recognise how common burnout is and how damaging it can be, not just for the person affected but also for their family. In this excellent book, the Procters explain in non-technical language what burnout is, how to recognise that you have it (or are at risk of suffering from it), how to recover, and how to avoid a repetition. It contains much good advice, especially about the practical things that you can do to aid recovery, and a number of telling personal accounts that help to increase our understanding of how burnout happens and how it feels to suffer it. -- Paul Britton, MIND
With a warm, considered approach and a blend of scientific and humanistic language this book has universal appeal. It is easy to read, enriched with case illustrations, and thoughtfully arranged with many helpful and original suggestions for preventing and managing burnout. I envisage this uplifting but realistic text being enormously beneficial for prevention, in addition to an essential guide for recovery. Whether it is you or somebody you know feeling the strain, the descriptions and explanations will enhance understanding and increase the ability to provide support. I cannot praise this book enough. I wish I'd read this years ago. -- Dr Jeannette Phillips, MBBS, MRCP, MRCPsych, Consultant Child Psychiatrist
Book Information
ISBN 9780745955858
Author Reverend Andrew Procter
Format Paperback
Page Count 192
Imprint Lion Books
Publisher SPCK Publishing
Weight(grams) 207g
Dimensions(mm) 198mm * 130mm * 15mm