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Claire Ashley
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Claire Ashley
Dr Claire Ashley is an internationally recognised expert on burnout, workplace wellbeing, and sustainable success.
A NHS GP turned speaker and author, she blends medical insight with lived experience to deliver workshops and webinars that are as evidence-based as they are deeply relatable.
After facing burnout first hand Dr Ashley has dedicated herself to helping others identity and recover from burnout. Her unique approach combines cutting-edge psychology, behavioural science, and practical strategies that actually work - especially for high-performing professionals under pressure.
She has delivered transformational sessions for organisations across healthcare, tech, finance, and beyond, with clients including Aramco, Goldman Sachs and Headspace. Whether she's speaking to senior leaders or frontline staff, her sessions are known for being warm, pragmatic, and full of lightbulb moments.
Dr Ashley is also the author of The Burnout Doctor, a no-nonsense and practical guide to recognising, recovering from, and preventing burnout in today’s demanding world.
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Breaking the Burnout Cycle: Early Intervention Strategies for Workplace Wellness
In this session, participants learn about burnout misconceptions and their impact on health and productivity. While not officially recognised by the WHO as a medical condition, burnout can trigger serious physical and mental health consequences.
Claire outlines five burnout stages: Denial, Honeymoon Phase, Onset of Stress, Chronic Stress, and Habitual Burnout. Attendees learn about early recognition and intervention, discovering that individuals often miss warning signs during the denial phase. Key recovery strategies covered include regaining control over work-life balance, building supportive workplace relationships, and managing workload to match current capacity. The aim of the session is to empower participants with the skills and knowledge they need as individuals to take control of their stress.