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BURNOUT
OF
PROFESSIONAL
COACHES
Athens, March 2018
Nancy Mallerou, PhD, PCC
C.E.O. LIFE CLINIC GROUP
LIFE CLINIC GROUP
Pioneers in
Coaching
Since
2006
50
Titles
3.000
Executive
s
10.000
Hours
15.000
Individuals
Striving for
Excellence,
Ethos,
and Balance
in the corporate world
1:2:1 Sessions
Team/ Group
Coaching
Corporate Retreats
Training
Programs
LIFE CLINIC GROUP
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
RESILIENCE/
BURNOUT
PREVENTION
AGILITY
SELF -
LEADERSHIP
(EMPLOYEE)
HAPPINESS
COACHING
SKILLS
INDICATIVE CLIENT LIST
HAPPINESS & PRODUCTIVITY
HAPPINESS & PRODUCTIVITY
HAPPY COACH
=
PRODUCTIVE COACH
What Is Stress?
 Stress is defined as a persons response to a disturbing factor
in the environment, leading to physical, psychological or
behavioral divergence
 Stress refers to a mental or emotional state, wherein a
person encounters tension sue to adverse conditions
What Is Burnout
 "A state of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion caused by
long term involvement in emotionally demanding situations." 
Ayala Pines and Elliot Aronson.
 "A state of fatigue or frustration brought about by devotion to a
cause, way of life, or relationship that failed to produce the
expected reward."  Herbert J. Freudenberger.
STRESS BURNOUT
Meaning Stress implies an adaptive response to any
kind of demand caused due to adverse
circumstances.
Burnout refers to a state of mental or
emotional tiredness, occurs out of
continuous exposure to stress.
Feeling Anxiety, mood swings, guilt. Hypertension, mental depression,
impatient, irritable.
Encounters Fatigue Chronic Exhaustion
Loss of Motivation and hope Physical energy
Work Dissatisfaction with work Bored and cynical about work.
Job commitment Dropped off Virtually zero
Results in Lack of concentration, tends to forget
things.
Forgetfulness is frequent.
Undergoes Physiological changes Psychosomatic complaints
Stress Vs Burnout
The 3 Components of Burnout
o Emotional exhaustion
o Feelings of decreased accomplishment and
ineffectivenesss
o Depersonalization (negative and emotionally
detached attitude toward oneself and others)
Burnout Factors for Professional Coaches
o Multiple Social Roles
o Multiple Roles at Work
o No boundaries
o Insecurity (e.g. Fluctuating Income, external environment)
o Inadequate training and skills for the job
o Failing to take care of one s physical and emotional needs
o Specific personality traits:
 Perfectionistic
 Harshly self-critical
 very empathetic
 Idealistic
Take the test
Source: Mindtools
Coaches' burnout
HABITS OF HIGHLY RESILIENT PEOPLE
Have
REALISTIC OPTIMISM
Seek opportunities for
GROWTH & LEARNING
Feeling
GRATEFUL
Build strong
SUPPORT SYSTEMS
Practice
SELF - CARE
Preventing Coach Burnout
1. Take Care Of Yourself
2. Manage Your Energy / Time
3. Work with purpose
4. Self Efficacy
5. Manage Stress
6. Invest in Professional Help
7. Develop Resilience
8. Restore Lifestyle Balance
9. Seek Peer Support
10. Keep Evolving
THANK
YOU
Nancy Mallerou, PhD, PCC
LIFE CLINIC GROUP

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  • 1. BURNOUT OF PROFESSIONAL COACHES Athens, March 2018 Nancy Mallerou, PhD, PCC C.E.O. LIFE CLINIC GROUP
  • 2. LIFE CLINIC GROUP Pioneers in Coaching Since 2006 50 Titles 3.000 Executive s 10.000 Hours 15.000 Individuals
  • 3. Striving for Excellence, Ethos, and Balance in the corporate world 1:2:1 Sessions Team/ Group Coaching Corporate Retreats Training Programs LIFE CLINIC GROUP
  • 4. AREAS OF EXPERTISE RESILIENCE/ BURNOUT PREVENTION AGILITY SELF - LEADERSHIP (EMPLOYEE) HAPPINESS COACHING SKILLS
  • 7. HAPPINESS & PRODUCTIVITY HAPPY COACH = PRODUCTIVE COACH
  • 8. What Is Stress? Stress is defined as a persons response to a disturbing factor in the environment, leading to physical, psychological or behavioral divergence Stress refers to a mental or emotional state, wherein a person encounters tension sue to adverse conditions
  • 9. What Is Burnout "A state of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion caused by long term involvement in emotionally demanding situations." Ayala Pines and Elliot Aronson. "A state of fatigue or frustration brought about by devotion to a cause, way of life, or relationship that failed to produce the expected reward." Herbert J. Freudenberger.
  • 10. STRESS BURNOUT Meaning Stress implies an adaptive response to any kind of demand caused due to adverse circumstances. Burnout refers to a state of mental or emotional tiredness, occurs out of continuous exposure to stress. Feeling Anxiety, mood swings, guilt. Hypertension, mental depression, impatient, irritable. Encounters Fatigue Chronic Exhaustion Loss of Motivation and hope Physical energy Work Dissatisfaction with work Bored and cynical about work. Job commitment Dropped off Virtually zero Results in Lack of concentration, tends to forget things. Forgetfulness is frequent. Undergoes Physiological changes Psychosomatic complaints Stress Vs Burnout
  • 11. The 3 Components of Burnout o Emotional exhaustion o Feelings of decreased accomplishment and ineffectivenesss o Depersonalization (negative and emotionally detached attitude toward oneself and others)
  • 12. Burnout Factors for Professional Coaches o Multiple Social Roles o Multiple Roles at Work o No boundaries o Insecurity (e.g. Fluctuating Income, external environment) o Inadequate training and skills for the job o Failing to take care of one s physical and emotional needs o Specific personality traits: Perfectionistic Harshly self-critical very empathetic Idealistic
  • 15. HABITS OF HIGHLY RESILIENT PEOPLE Have REALISTIC OPTIMISM Seek opportunities for GROWTH & LEARNING Feeling GRATEFUL Build strong SUPPORT SYSTEMS Practice SELF - CARE
  • 16. Preventing Coach Burnout 1. Take Care Of Yourself 2. Manage Your Energy / Time 3. Work with purpose 4. Self Efficacy 5. Manage Stress 6. Invest in Professional Help 7. Develop Resilience 8. Restore Lifestyle Balance 9. Seek Peer Support 10. Keep Evolving
  • 17. THANK YOU Nancy Mallerou, PhD, PCC LIFE CLINIC GROUP

Editor's Notes

  • #2: Nadya Zhexembayevas TEDx talk:To Hold On, Let go.,
  • #16: Do you conceptualize an event as traumatic or as a chance to learn and grow? Do you fall apart or do you bounce back?
  • #18: Nadya Zhexembayevas TEDx talk:To Hold On, Let go.,