Mental Health
Burnout Training for Managers and Teams
AT A GLANCE
LENGTH
2 hours
DELIVERY
Virtual
GROUP
Up to 20 delegates
FOR
Whole teams
COST
£1,500 + VAT per session
A two-hour virtual session led by a business psychologist, built on the Human Givens framework of nine emotional needs. The premise: burnout is what happens when those needs go unmet for long enough, so spotting which ones are being starved is how you prevent it.
WHAT YOUR TEAM WILL LEARN
Understand the nine emotional needs and why they matter to mental health
Spot the early warning signs of burnout in yourself and others
Build resilience by meeting emotional needs in balance
Recognise which needs go unmet in a high-pressure hospitality environment
Distinguish burnout from ordinary tiredness and from stress
Take practical steps to prevent burnout across a team
SESSION FORMATS
FORMAT
LENGTH
DELIVERY
BEST FOR
Virtual session
2 hours
Virtual
Managers and teams under sustained pressure (up to 20)
WHO IT'S FOR
General managers
Supervisors
HR & People teams
Head & sous chefs
Wellbeing champions
Whole teams
COMMON QUESTIONS
How long is burnout training?
Two hours, delivered virtually by a business psychologist.
What are the nine emotional needs?
The Human Givens framework holds that we are all born with essential physical and psychological needs. Meeting them well and in balance builds resilience against setbacks; leaving them unmet is what drives emotional distress and, over time, burnout.
What is the difference between burnout and stress?
Stress is usually a response to specific pressure and eases when the pressure does. Burnout is what accumulates when that never happens - exhaustion, detachment and a drop in what you feel able to achieve.
Why is it delivered virtually?
It is led by a business psychologist and works well online, which also makes it easier to bring managers together across sites.
How many people can attend?
Up to 20 delegates.
How much does it cost?
GBP 1,500 + VAT per session for up to 20 delegates. As a non-profit social enterprise, our surplus funds free mental health support across the hospitality industry.