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HR Linked In: Let's talk about Burn Out at Work!

>> Friday 21 June 2013



A great discussion on HR Linked in prompted me to comment as below.
14.06.2013
A great topic and a great discussion you have going here!

Here is what we do to help prevent burnout!

We use a methodology that has been developed and scientifically verified by Mag. Andrea Ristl in Austria and the university of Queensland in Australia.

Our clients undergo a 24 hour heart rate variability measurement and the data is sent for analysis to a team of experts in Vienna.

The data not only allows the client to become aware of areas of stress and tension but also gives them an unbiased view of how they are utilizing their natural talents to alleviate the stress.
Breathing quality, sleeping cycles, true biological age, level of mind-chatter are just some of the information the individual receives after their 24hr measurement.

As you know, we can all blind ourselves with devotion to our work and our goals that we lose touch with the warning signals our body gives us. Autonomtalent's methodology circumvents your logic and reasoning and goes directly to the best source for answers: your own central nervous system!

I am really excited about this because I have seen how this method works! It is not another cookie cutter solution and each employee gets data and solutions that are tailored made to them specifically on a physical and mental level.

After the employee receives their data report with recommendations, one on one coaching is offered to support the employees even further so they have someone they can speak to confidentially.

Re- measurement is done in 6 months time to show progress made.

I highly recommend that you contact Autonomtalent and find out more from them as this lies in your area of interest.


The thread of the discussion can be read here. You need to join the group first if you are not yet part of it.

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