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Overcoming Stress & Burnout: Tools for Everyday Life
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Created byJoanne Hannan
Last updated 5/2026
English

What you'll learn

  • Understand the psychological and physical effects of stress and how chronic stress can lead to burnout.
  • Recognise early warning signs of stress and burnout before they begin affecting daily wellbeing and performance.
  • Apply practical tools and strategies to manage stress, improve balance, and reduce mental exhaustion.
  • Develop a personalised stress management plan using psychology-based techniques and healthier daily habits.
  • Understand how thoughts, perception, and mindset influence stress responses and emotional wellbeing.
  • Use mindfulness and recovery strategies to improve emotional resilience and prevent long-term burnout.

Course content

8 sections13 lectures31m total length
  • Introduction to the Course1:43

    An introduction to the course structure, learning goals, and the psychology-based approach used throughout the programme.

    After this lecture, you will be able to:

    • Understand the purpose and structure of the course

    • Recognise the key topics covered throughout the programme

    • Begin reflecting on your own stress and wellbeing experiences

Requirements

  • No previous psychology knowledge or experience is required. This course is designed for beginners and anyone interested in understanding stress, burnout, and emotional wellbeing in everyday life. Learners only need: A willingness to reflect on their own stress and wellbeing; Access to a device for watching the course materials; Optional: a notebook or journal for personal reflection exercises. All concepts and practical tools are explained clearly and step-by-step throughout the course.

Description

Stress and burnout can affect every area of life — from work and study to relationships, motivation, energy, and emotional wellbeing. In today’s fast-paced world, many people experience ongoing pressure without fully understanding how stress affects the mind and body over time.

This course is designed to help you better understand stress, recognise the warning signs of burnout, and develop practical tools to improve emotional wellbeing and balance in everyday life.

Using psychology-based approaches and easy-to-follow strategies, you will explore:

  • what stress actually is

  • the difference between healthy stress and harmful stress

  • how burnout develops

  • common emotional and physical warning signs

  • how thoughts and mindset influence stress responses

  • practical stress management techniques

  • mindfulness and emotional resilience strategies

  • healthier boundaries, balance, and recovery habits

Throughout the course, you will also complete practical reflection activities, including a stress tracker, burnout checklist, and personal stress management plan to help apply the learning to your own life.

This course is designed for beginners and anyone interested in personal development, wellbeing, mindfulness, and psychology. No previous experience or psychology knowledge is required.

By the end of the course, you will have a greater understanding of stress and burnout, increased self-awareness, and a range of practical tools to support long-term wellbeing and emotional resilience.

Who this course is for:

  • This course is designed for anyone who feels overwhelmed, mentally exhausted, emotionally drained, or struggling to manage stress in everyday life. It is particularly suitable for: Busy professionals experiencing stress or burnout; Students managing pressure, workload, or anxiety; Individuals interested in improving emotional wellbeing; Anyone wanting practical tools to manage stress more effectively; Beginners interested in psychology, mindfulness, and personal development; People looking to build healthier habits, balance, and resilience. The course is designed to be accessible, supportive, and easy to follow, with practical strategies that can be applied in everyday situations.