Burnout in the Workplace
Virtual Funeral Professionals Peer Support Meeting in August
WHEELING, IL— Much as August (often referred to as the dog days of summer) can leave some of us feeling a bit charred, burnout can singe everyone at some point in our careers. This month’s virtual Funeral Professionals Peer Support meeting on Tuesday, August 20, 2024 at 8pm ET / 7pm CT / 5pm PT provides space to talk about burnout in funeral service and how we can tamp down the heat.
Between vacation schedules and school starting—not to mention the constant stress of maintaining our high standards of care—this is a busy time of year! Add to that the struggle of hiring qualified and capable staff, and we are putting in longer days with heavier workloads. It’s no wonder that we might be feeling a touch of the burnout.
What is burnout? Is burnout physical or just mental? How can we learn to look after ourselves? Bill Sampson is co-owner of Belvedere Funeral Home in Charlottetown, PE, and understands what the stress of keeping a small business running is like. He facilitates the August Funeral Professionals Peer Support Meeting to discuss the burning out in funeral service and how we can see to our own needs. Whether or not you have a pressing issue to discuss, the meetings are a valuable place to offer support to your colleagues!
Connect with your fellow funeral professional peers on Tuesday, August 20, 2024 at 8pm ET / 7pm CT / 5pm PT via Zoom link at cremationassociation.org/peersupport. No registration is required, simply follow the link to join.
About Funeral Professionals Peer Support
Funeral Professionals Peer Support Group is committed to providing support, healing, education and knowledge to funeral professionals. They promote wholeness and wellness by uniting funeral sector professionals through a Canada-wide network of regional organizations offering support, information and resources within their community.
About CANA
Founded in 1913, the Cremation Association of North America (CANA) is an international organization of over 3,500 members, composed of funeral homes, cemeteries, crematories, industry suppliers, and consultants. CANA members believe that cremation is preparation for memorialization.
