Burnout Prevention: Creating an Adaptable Mindset

Saturday, March 21st at 11 EDT

Are You Absorbing Too Much Emotional Energy?

Do you sometimes feel like an emotional sponge?

Have you ever been so affected by someone else’s emotions that you couldn’t shake them off?

When you care deeply about others, it’s easy to absorb their feelings. But when empathy begins to drain you or create ongoing stress, it may be a sign of empathetic overload.

When compassion begins to come at your own expense, it can lead to:

  • Compassion fatigue
  • Emotional exhaustion
  • Burnout
  • Fear or avoidance of helping others

Early Warning Signs of Burnout

In healthcare, coaching, caregiving, or even everyday workplace environments, burnout often begins with subtle signals.

You may be at risk if you frequently:

  • Feel emotionally exhausted after listening to other people’s problems
    • Absorb someone else’s sadness, anger, or stress as if it were your own
    • Struggle to say no—even when you’re overwhelmed
    • Feel guilty setting boundaries or taking time for yourself
    • Constantly worry about how others are feeling
    • Have difficulty relaxing when someone you care about is suffering
    • Feel responsible for fixing other people’s emotions or problems

If these signs sound familiar, you may be experiencing empathetic overload or early burnout.

The good news is that your emotional energy can be protected and restored.

Burnout Prevention: Create an Adaptable Mindset

Build resilience, protect your emotional energy, and learn to support others without draining yourself.

Burnout has become one of the most common challenges in modern life. In fact, more than half of people report struggling with burnout, yet it is still widely misunderstood.

In many environments—especially caregiving, healthcare, coaching, and service professions—burnout has even been normalized and worn like a badge of honor. As a result, many people delay getting the support they need until exhaustion has already taken hold.

But burnout is preventable.

In this class, you will learn how Thought Field Therapy (TFT) can serve as both a powerful prevention tool and an effective repair tool for burnout, compassion fatigue, and hyper-empathy.

Participants will also have the opportunity to have their case addressed. These requests need to be submitted in advance.

Join us for only $37
Or register for the ongoing mentoring classes below and save…

(Video Replay will be sent if you miss the session)

This is an interactive mentoring class so if you submit your challenges and/or goals in advance, I will guide you in the best use of TFT to ease your path.

Burnout Prevention: Creating an Adaptable Mindset

Saturday, March 21st at 11 EDT

You can also choose the low quarterly rate of $75, just $25 per monthly life-enhancing class… see below:

What is a Zoom Webinar?

A Zoom training is a video online conference where you’ll see the host and can ask questions. You can connect via smart phone, tablet or computer from anywhere in the world via the Internet. It is easy to use and we will record all sessions, so if you miss one, you can watch the replay.

You’ll Also Get These Bonuses:

  • Voltmeter and PR PDF– how to find additional blocks to healing.
  • Special Class Bonuses – case studies and downloadable guides.
  • Access to the Thought Field Therapy Resource Library. It includes videos, audio and specific charts and guides to download to help you learn how to use Thought Field Therapy to overcome your specific challenges.

Improve Your Well-Being With Thought Field Therapy

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 Only $75 Every 3 Months

Each month’s class will include the following:

  • an updated algorithm-level manual
  • relevant case studies
  • class PowerPoint presentation
  • the opportunity to ask questions
  • receive guidance in addressing personal challenges and resolving complex cases

“It is beyond amazing. I have never seen any treatment so powerful.”
Dr. Martin Swartz, Research Associate Professor, New York University Medical School.

“As I said before, there is no doubt in my mind that I would not be alive today without TFT. I want to take this opportunity in print to publicly thank you, Roger, for your help. The gratitude I feel in my heart is not easily translated into words. Just know that I will forever be in your debt.”
David Hanson, DEH, Seattle, Washington