To speak with a Workplace Health & Wellbeing Consultant today, call 1300 424 895

Burnout and how to take a Stress Temperature Check with Samuel Eddy

Home » Burnout and how to take a Stress Temperature Check with Samuel Eddy

How to take a stress temperature check with Samuel Eddy, principal consultant and educator

                             

Not all stress is bad, but not all stress is good.  In fact, right there in the middle is a sweet spot for performance and flow.

Our guest, Samuel Eddy, is a principal consultant, educator and speaker on the topic of stress management and resilience.  Samuel has a very interesting discussion with host Tom Bosna, as they both share interesting stories of burnout.  In Episode 4 of the Well Workplaces podcast, our insightful guest, Samuel, educates us on all matters relating to stress:

  • Sam shares his personal story with working in the UK as a corporate many years ago and noticing severe signs and symptoms of severe burnout.
  • His deep understanding on what is stress at a mental and physiological level.
  • Sam introduces the concept of a wellbeing anchor to create mindful living.
  • We talk through the stress temperature check model and gives practical examples of how you can move from the red zone back to green zone.
  • Sharing deep insights into what workplaces can expect over the coming twelve months and what he refers to as resilience shields.
  • Sam shares how leaders, managers and team members can collaborate to create psychological safety and work together to facilitate resilience shields and therefore manage workplace stress.

This was a fascinating discussion with really tangible tips that can be applied today.  So how do you take your stress temperature? Listen to this episode and please check out Samuel Eddy’s website to take his Stress Temperature Questionaire

About us:

Well Workplaces is a movement by Pinnacle Health Group and our vision is for a world where workplaces lead and create healthier communities.  Well Workplaces podcast has been designed to create genuine wellbeing conversations in the workplace and share expert knowledge in practical ways.

Connect with Well Workplaces on LinkedIn or connect with hosts Tom Bosna and Josh Lambert and we would love your feedback so please rate us on Apple podcast so we can be of service to you.

Well workplaces