He will hold the first congress against burnout

There will be 12 speeches by speakers from around the world who will be presented at the first Ibero-American Congress against burning.

“Rest!” is the name of this event that will take place in Casa de Campo (La Romana), Dominican Republic, between June 29 and July 2 this year.

This conference, in the organization Rest is the foundation for human rights (VIAHR), wants to draw attention to this syndrome defined by the World Health Organization as the result of “chronic stress at the workplace, which has not been successfully managed”.

It will cover three main thematic areas: productivity, personal well-being and mindful pausing, topics that will be discussed and analyzed by a select group of speakers including journalists, neuroscientists, mental health counselors and physicians, among others.

ishmael’s bay He will be the moderator of the congress, but he will also give advice to the participants through his conference “Run so you don’t suffer”.

For her part, Bisila Bokoko, a businesswoman, UN award-winning philanthropist with the World Citizen Award for 2019 will offer participants techniques to get out of Burnout, sharing their personal experience, and will emphasize the importance of self-care.

Maria Mendez, founder Rest is a human right and who suffered the consequences of burning, will share her experiences and what she learned along the way that led her to help other people.

Get the tools to deal with it burn It will not only benefit people, but also the companies they work for, since, according to studies, the consequences of this syndrome usually cost the world economy around $1 trillion.

The goal will be for the participants to learn about effective tools which allow them to be more productive, but without affecting their well-being.

Namely

As of 2019, the World Health Organization (WHO) recognizes that burnout is a major health problem. public health and is included in the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11) as a work-related syndrome. This condition leads to multiple consequences for people’s well-being, including physical and psychological symptoms, difficulties at work, interpersonal relationships, problems of interest and motivation.