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		<title>By: Ashleigh</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 27 Aug 2008 18:48:23 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>Very well written blog, Jenni.  I can completely relate, and thank you, Dr. Potter, for your helpful insight into burnout.  I&#039;m headed over to docpotter.com right now to do some of those quizzes.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Very well written blog, Jenni.  I can completely relate, and thank you, Dr. Potter, for your helpful insight into burnout.  I&#8217;m headed over to docpotter.com right now to do some of those quizzes.</p>
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		<title>By: Dr. Beverly Potter</title>
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		<dc:creator>Dr. Beverly Potter</dc:creator>
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		<description>You are confusing stress with burnout. Working a lot and not taking tme off can be stressful and impinge upon health. But it does not CAUSE burnout. Nor does taking a vacation relieve burnout.  

Stress and burnout are not the same.  Burnout is a kind of job depression and is caused by feeling of powerlessness; it is not caused by stress - tho it is stressful. Stress is a taxing of the body.

&lt;b&gt;Burnout is a motivational problem.&lt;/b&gt; A person struggling with burnout is demotivated, dispirited, depressed - down. Whereas a highly stressed person may be highly enthusiastic - tho driving their body.

Stress is the &quot;fever&quot; of burnout.  As with pneumonia. A high fever must be reduced or there is a risk of brain damage - BUT once reduced the pneumonia is still there.  Similarly with burnout - the stress must be reduced but reducing stress does not deal with the job situations rendering the person helpless. The person must develop a feeling of controllability.

&lt;b&gt;Burnout is caused by feelings of uncontrollability.&lt;/b&gt; Powerlessness, damed-if-you-do damed-if-you-don&#039;t situations.  It is prevented by developing feelings of control over the job - which is an on-going process.

For considerable information on job burnout, the symptoms, burnout quizzes, and what to do to prevent it or turn it around - go to my site at docpotter.com</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>You are confusing stress with burnout. Working a lot and not taking tme off can be stressful and impinge upon health. But it does not CAUSE burnout. Nor does taking a vacation relieve burnout.  </p>
<p>Stress and burnout are not the same.  Burnout is a kind of job depression and is caused by feeling of powerlessness; it is not caused by stress &#8211; tho it is stressful. Stress is a taxing of the body.</p>
<p><b>Burnout is a motivational problem.</b> A person struggling with burnout is demotivated, dispirited, depressed &#8211; down. Whereas a highly stressed person may be highly enthusiastic &#8211; tho driving their body.</p>
<p>Stress is the &#8220;fever&#8221; of burnout.  As with pneumonia. A high fever must be reduced or there is a risk of brain damage &#8211; BUT once reduced the pneumonia is still there.  Similarly with burnout &#8211; the stress must be reduced but reducing stress does not deal with the job situations rendering the person helpless. The person must develop a feeling of controllability.</p>
<p><b>Burnout is caused by feelings of uncontrollability.</b> Powerlessness, damed-if-you-do damed-if-you-don&#8217;t situations.  It is prevented by developing feelings of control over the job &#8211; which is an on-going process.</p>
<p>For considerable information on job burnout, the symptoms, burnout quizzes, and what to do to prevent it or turn it around &#8211; go to my site at docpotter.com</p>
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