The term “burnout” is relatively new, but you hear it more often in everyday life. Yet, it is still something controversial to talk loud and open about, by many people. Because of this controversy, more people than you probably realize struggle with burnouts and exhaustion.
To get an indication of the current situation in Luxembourg, David Büchel of Chambre des Salariés will start the event by presenting the outcome of their latest survey on the Quality of Work in Luxembourg.
A good work-life balance can be a solution to prevent burnouts, but how do you find the perfect balance and successfully fit in both work and other important parts of life? How does a burnout look like? What happens if you don’t find the balance? These questions, and many more, will be answered during our exciting panel discussion with François Altwies, Irene Masiku and Annica Törneryd - specialists from different areas around the topic. Patrizia Luchetta will be moderating the panel discussion.
Schedule
12:00 David Büchel: "The Quality of Work in Luxembourg."
12:15 – 14:00 Panel discussion: “Work life balance and aspects on how to prevent burnouts.”
This event is FREE. Claim your tickets by the ticket link on the right side of the page.
Participation to the free working is also done through the ticket page.
About the speaker:
David Büchel holds a Master's degree in industrial and commercial psychology from the Free University of Brussels (ULB), and has been working since 2009 at the “Chambre des salariés du Luxembourg” (CSL) as an advisor for the theme "health and well-being at work".
About the Panellists:
François Altwies is a Bio- and Neurofeedback trainer, helping people to train their brain to function better. Neurofeedback is a type of biofeedback that measures brain waves or brain blood flow to produce a signal that can be used as feedback on brain activity to teach self-regulation.
Irene Masiku is a Life coach and a Healing Practitioner in Energetic Kinesiology, with 10 years of experience in helping others and herself to live with the 7 Happiness habits. She will give a view about kinesiology-based techniques and the point of view of meditation.
Annica Törneryd, went through a burn-out and turned her life into entrepreneurship. As Luxembourgish Ambassador for Women’s Entrepreneurship Day, Annica is passionate about supporting and celebrating women entrepreneurs, women in leadership positions and women-owned companies. Also raising funds and awareness about women in poverty.
About the moderator:Patrizia Luchetta is Foundry's Marketing Manager, but also an entrepreneur building bridges between music and start-ups.
