Burnout Vs. Depression - How To Tell the Difference

Burnout versus depression- how do you tell the difference? Burnout is often viewed as a result of work stress or professional burnout. It can also feel like depression. It can be described as three things: exhaustion (cynicism), inefficacy, and cynicism.

This video explains how to distinguish between depression and burnout. It also explains how burnout occurs and how you can avoid it.

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Bianchi R. Schonfeld IS. Laurent E. Is depression
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