13. Emotional Labor

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Well-Developed: Bridging the gap between well-being and professional development

Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis, Dept. of Anesthesiology

20 episodes

5 days ago

It is difficult to learn and perform well when you are not at your best. The Well-developed Podcast is a space to validate, normalize, and explore the ways we bring our whole selves to work. Learn how to capitalize on your own unique strengths, preferences, and sense of self to improve and develop your well-being!

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13. Emotional Labor

Well-Developed: Bridging the gap between well-being and professional development

47 minutes 33 seconds

1 year ago

13. Emotional Labor

Alicia Ott, a Staff Therapist at WashU, joins us to discuss emotional labor and indivisible load, specifically emphasizing women. Alicia shares some work-life balance strategies and actionable approaches to help you find more equitable balance in your relationships and professional life. We examine how emotional labor impacts mental health and burnout.