Our psyche, like all the physical forces of the body, is an exhaustible resource. This means that it can be used up and replenished. Healthcare professionals are representatives of one of the most emotionally vulnerable professions and are prone to burnout. Therefore, it is especially important for them to know and have the skills to prevent emotional burnout.

The ability to restore inner strength and find personal points of support will subsequently help minimize the effects of stressful situations that, unfortunately, inevitably arise in the workplace.

Therefore, practical psychologists conduct screening diagnostics of the psycho-emotional state of healthcare workers, lectures, and individual and group training that help to overcome the burnout syndrome, restore internal resources, and resolve intra-organizational and intra-family conflicts that have arisen against this background.