Disrupting Burnout
Disrupting Burnout with Dr. Patrice Buckner Jackson is dedicated to overworked, undervalued high-achieving servant leaders who give all to serve others and leave very little for yourself. You are an accomplished woman with many responsibilities and you often find yourself overwhelmed, exhausted, and burned out. I’ve been there. As a matter of fact, burnout almost cost me everything. Compassionate work can carry a high price tag: your mind, body, spirit and relationships may be in distress as you serve the needs of others. I am here to equip your hands and refresh your heart so you can serve in purpose and fulfillment and permanently break cycles of burnout.
Disrupting Burnout
Latest Episodes
146. Creating Your Burnout Crisis Management Plan: The Response Phase
Imagine if we treated educator burnout with the same urgency as a fire alarm. When flames threaten, no one calls a meeting to discuss whether evacuation is necessary—they act immediately. Yet when burnout ravages our educational communities, we...
145. Are You Prepared for the Burnout Crisis You Know Is Coming?
Facing burnout in education requires the same level of preparation we give to potential fires. We don't just try to prevent fires—we install alarms, conduct drills, and create evacuation plans because we understand fires might happen despite ou...
144. Carrying the Weight: Leading Through Tragedy Without Losing Yourself
Some days in education leave scars on our hearts that never fully heal. On the tenth anniversary of a tragic accident that claimed the lives of five nursing students, I'm taking you behind the scenes of crisis leadership on a college campus.
143. The Invisible Labor: Why Educators Need Burnout Prevention Now
When was the last time your school implemented a crisis plan—not for students, but for the faculty and staff who are drowning in invisible labor? Dr. Patrice Buckner Jackson (PBJ) tackles this urgent question, revealing a troubling para...
142. A Crisis Plan for Educators in the Weeds
Feeling overwhelmed with no words to express it? That's the reality for countless educators across America. Unlike the restaurant industry where saying "I'm blown" triggers immediate support, educators hide their struggles, compounding their su...
