Stress less and start self care, stop burnout
This webinar will help you to become more aware about stress and burnout, being able to identify it in yourself and close friends and family and make positive changes.
Learning Outcomes
- Understand what is stress and how it leads to burnout
- Understand why we are going through this now
- Gain awareness into what problems we are going through
- Gain insight into changes you need to make in order to stress less
- Prioritise your self-care and take action today
Meet our Experts

Claire Elmes is an Emotional Well-Being Consultant: a Therapeutic Life Coach and the founder of Inspire You, a Global Award-winning business. She helps busy professionals struggling with their work life balance to have clarity, routine and emotional regulation through bespoke packages.
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