Work-Life Balance

Work-life balance refers to the ability to maintain a healthy separation between professional responsibilities and personal life, ensuring overall well-being, productivity, and satisfaction.

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Key Facts About Work-Life Balance

  • Poor work-life balance can lead to burnout, stress, and strained relationships.

  • Technology and remote work have blurred the boundaries between work and personal life.

  • Prioritizing self-care and setting boundaries can improve both job performance and personal happiness.

Symptoms & Causes

  • Common Symptoms of Poor Work-Life Balance:

    • Constant exhaustion or feeling overwhelmed

    • Increased irritability, anxiety, or emotional detachment

    • Struggles with time management and lack of personal time

    • Relationship issues due to excessive work commitments

    • Decline in physical health due to stress and lack of self-care

  • Possible Causes:

    • High job demands and unrealistic deadlines

    • Difficulty setting boundaries between work and personal life

    • Pressure to be constantly available (emails, calls after hours)

    • Lack of delegation or support at work

Treatment & Therapy

  • Time Management Coaching – Helps create a structured work-life routine.

  • Stress Management Techniques – Teaches relaxation and mindfulness exercises.

  • Career & Life Coaching – Assists in setting priorities and long-term goals.

  • Relationship Counselling – Supports individuals in balancing work and personal relationships.

Risk Factors & Prevention

  • Risk Factors:

    • Workaholic tendencies or difficulty saying no to extra work

    • Lack of social support or personal fulfillment outside work

    • Unrealistic career expectations leading to overwork

  • Prevention Tips:

    • Set clear work boundaries (e.g., no work emails after hours)

    • Prioritize self-care, hobbies, and quality time with loved ones

    • Take breaks and avoid excessive multitasking

    • Seek professional guidance if stress becomes overwhelming