The 5 Types of Tiredness

(bright music) – [Narrator] Hey, Psych2Goers, and welcome back to our channel. Thank you all so much
for the love and support that you’ve given us. Your ongoing support has
helped us make psychology and mental health more
accessible to everyone. Now, let’s continue. Have you ever heard of the phrase, I need to recharge my batteries? While this phrase isn’t
meant to be taken literally, it’s just another way of saying that you need time to sit back, relax, and tend to your personal needs.

Do you often overwork yourself and push yourself past your
limits unintentionally? If so, it’s important to be wary of the consequences it can bring. Tiredness is like a cry for
help from our body and mind that’s trying to tell us
there’s something wrong. This is why it’s important not to neglect or immediately disregard our feelings when first trying to understand them. In this video, we’ll help
you identify the five types of tiredness you may experience. Number one is social tiredness. Have you ever felt drained or overwhelmed as a result of too much socialization, whether it’s in person or online? You could be dealing
with social tiredness, also known as social fatigue.

This might especially ring a bell if you’re a more introverted person, but this doesn’t mean extroverts can’t experience social exhaustion either. Social fatigue doesn’t necessarily happen when you’re around people you don’t like. Even after enjoying a long
day with friends and family or going to dinner with
your significant other, you can still feel worn out
and in need of some alone time. Two, physical tiredness. Physical exhaustion is what you might feel after playing a sport or even
after mustering up the energy to get out of bed in the morning. Because you feel it in your body, this makes physical tiredness
one of the most noticeable and identifiable of its kind, as well as one of the most common. This kind of weariness may also
be a result of a lack of sleep or a poor diet. When you’re physically tired, you feel sore and heavy, and your tiredness will
show through yawns, dreary-looking eyes, or sluggish movement. Number three is emotional tiredness. As humans, we can feel emotions on various, complex levels. For instance, a child
dropping their ice cream on the sidewalk might not
trigger the same measure of emotions as an adult
who’s lost a loved one.

Sadness, hopelessness
and fear are all emotions you’ll face throughout life’s obstacles but eventually learn to overcome. Are you dealing with an
overwhelming and stressful situation for a long period, such as an emotionally
abusive relationship or a toxic friendship? Prolonged stress can cause
emotional exhaustion to set in. Emotional tiredness can
affect your energy levels, as well as the stamina you rely on to check things off your to-do lists. Number four is mental tiredness. Do you ever have one of those days where your mind feels cloudy and you’re unable to concentrate? Mental tiredness affects
your thinking and behavior, including how you make decisions and your performance at work or school.

Even your long-term and
short-term memory can be affected. Mental exhaustion is
caused by prolonged stress and working yourself past your limits. As a result, this brings about
certain behavior changes, such as social withdrawal or neglecting your responsibilities. And number five, burnout. Burnout is a combination
of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion that
gradually builds up over time. Being in a state of
burnout can make you feel as if everything you do serves no purpose, causing you to question
the point of putting effort into work, school, or your
personal goals in the first place. Burnout makes it hard to see
and enjoy the good things in life because every day
feels like a bad day for you, and life’s constant demands
can put even more weight on your shoulders. Because it creeps up on you over time, it’s not easy to pinpoint
the start of your burnout, but you’ll know when you
feel the extreme level of overall exhaustion.

Can you relate to any of
these five types of tiredness? If so, what do you plan to do about it? Let us know in the comments below. Staying in check with your
mental health and well-being is always a priority, and listening to your body and acknowledging any alarming
changes regarding yourself and your lifestyle is one way to do so. Please like and share this
video if it helped you and you think it could
help someone else, too. The studies and references are listed in the description below.

Are you fatigued all the time? Are you feeling mentally exhausted, emotionally exhausted, or burnout all the time? Did you know that there are many types of fatigue? Staying in check with your mental health and well-being is always a priority, and listening to your body and acknowledging any alarming changes regarding yourself and your lifestyle is one way to do so. Knowing what exactly these red flags are is what Psych2Go is here to help you with, so with that being said, we’ve made this video to help you identify the 5 types of tiredness you might experience. If you can relate to this video but you’re not sure why you’re tired all the time, we have a video explaining that as well:    • Why You Feel Tired All The Time  

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6 Signs You’re Burnt Out, Not Lazy

 

Why does it seem like you
spend most of your time in bed, lying down, and not doing much lately? Are you someone who easily gets tired and doesn’t feel like doing anything? Do you label this kind of
behavior as mere laziness and nothing more? There’s a lot of overlap between laziness and burnout that can make it difficult to
differentiate between the two. Burnout is a negative state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion, caused by excessive stress
and the inability to cope with it. As of 2010, a survey reported that approximately 75% of adults
in the United States alone have experienced symptoms of burnout, with over 40% of cases being more severe. Now, more than ever, it’s
become imperative to educate and better understand
the nature of burnout. So with that said, here
are six telltale signs that what you’re experiencing right now isn’t laziness, but burnout.

 

(upbeat music) Number one, you feel
disconnected from everything. Are you going through
the motions of every day as if on autopilot? Is there a persistent feeling of being detached from yourself? If you’re suffering from burnout, one of the things you
might be experiencing, but don’t quite realize or
understand is depersonalization. People experiencing depersonalization, most commonly those
struggling with trauma, report feeling a strange
sort of emotional numbness or emptiness as if they were watching life from outside of themselves. They don’t feel like themselves anymore. They don’t feel engaged by anything. And they constantly struggle
with the overwhelming sense of helplessness and inability
to take back control of their lives. Number two, you used to be motivated. Laziness is a character trait. And character traits tend
to remain stable over time. A lazy person doesn’t ever
feel like exerting effort or applying themselves to things. But if you used to be self-motivated and high achieving, often excelling in certain areas, and have only recently become exhausted, apathetic, and unmotivated, then it’s more likely that
you’re suffering from burnout and not laziness as
most people would think.

 

Number three, you used to be passionate. A clear difference between
someone who’s burnt out and someone lazy is that the former used to have things they
were passionate about, but may now be struggling to find interest or enjoyment in anymore. Whether it’s a talent, a sport, or just your academic, or professional performance in general, burnout can make it hard for you to do the things you once
loved or felt passionate about. You might even come to hate or resent it because of how much
you overworked yourself and pushed yourself to
the brink because of it. Ouch. Number four, you’ve become
moody and irritable. Do you suddenly find yourself
snappy and easily irritated? Do you often feel emotionally
out of control nowadays and don’t know why? Moodiness and irritability are common, but often overlooked signs of burnout. So if you start to have trouble
controlling your emotions, especially when it never
used to be a problem for you, this might be the reason why.

 

Lazy people on the other hand
are a stark contrast to this, because they’re often
very relaxed, laid back, placid, and unaffected by things. Number five, you’ve
neglected your self-care. One of the most distressing warning signs that someone may be emotionally
and physically burnt out is if you start neglecting yourself and socially withdraw from others. There are concerning
changes in your eating and/or sleeping patterns. You stop making an effort to
groom yourself or look good, and you tend to spend most of your time by yourself doing nothing because you’re so easily exhausted by even the simplest of tasks. The difference between
being burnt out and laziness is starkly in the fact that
you weren’t always this way.

 

And number six, these
changes happened gradually. Finally, but perhaps most importantly, something you should know about burnout is that it develops in stages. So all of the points mentioned before; losing interest and motivation, especially in things we used to love, feeling detached from yourself and disconnected from
everything around you, socially withdrawing, and
neglecting your self-care, won’t just happen overnight. Studies show that there are five major stages of burnout, each with increasing degrees of severity. The honeymoon phase is the onset of stress, chronic stress, burnout, and habitual burnout. Many people begin to experience symptoms as early as the second phase, when there is still a
moderate amount of stress, but optimism, interest,
motivation, and performance, may already start declining. And by the time you reach
the fifth and final stage, burnout has already become
so embedded in your life that the persistent mental
and physical fatigue becomes more intense and harder to treat; making you more vulnerable to developing depression and anxiety. Spotting the signs of burnout early makes it all the
easier for you to get help and recover from it. That’s why it’s so
important to raise awareness about burnout instead of simply
dismissing it as laziness like most people tend to do.

 

So if you or anyone
you know maybe suffering from mental or emotional burnout, please don’t hesitate to reach out to a mental health care professional today and talk to them about it. If you find this video helpful, be sure to hit the like button, feel free to leave a comment
down below with your thoughts, experiences, and suggestions, and share it with those out there battling the haze of burnout. Don’t forget to subscribe, just go and hit the notification
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6 Signs You’re Burnt Out, Not Lazy

 

Why does it seem like you
spend most of your time in bed, lying down, and not doing much lately? Are you someone who easily gets tired and doesn’t feel like doing anything? Do you label this kind of
behavior as mere laziness and nothing more? There’s a lot of overlap between laziness and burnout that can make it difficult to
differentiate between the two. Burnout is a negative state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion, caused by excessive stress
and inability to cope with it. As of 2010, a survey reported that approximately 75% of adults
in the United States alone have experienced symptoms of burnout, with over 40% of cases being more severe. Now, more than ever, it’s
become imperative to educate and better understand
the nature of burnout. So with that said, here
are six telltale signs that what you’re experiencing right now isn’t laziness, but burnout. (upbeat music) Number one, you feel
disconnected from everything. Are you going through
the motions of every day as if on autopilot? Is there a persistent feeling of being detached from your self? If you’re suffering from burnout, one of the things you
might be experiencing, but don’t quite realize or
understand is depersonalization.

 

People experiencing depersonalization, most commonly those
struggling with trauma, report feeling a strange
sort of emotional numbness or emptiness as if they were watching life from outside of themselves. They don’t feel like themselves anymore. They don’t feel engaged by anything. And they constantly struggle
with the overwhelming sense of helplessness and inability
to take back control of their lives. Number two, you used to be motivated. Laziness is a character trait. And character traits tend
to remain stable over time. A lazy person doesn’t ever
feel like exerting effort or applying themselves to things. But if you used to be self-motivated and high achieving, often excelling in certain areas, and have only recently become exhausted, apathetic, and unmotivated, then it’s more likely that
you’re suffering from burnout and not laziness as
most people would think.

 

Number three, you used to be passionate. A clear difference between
someone who’s burnt out and someone lazy is that the former used to have things they
were passionate about, but may now be struggling to find interest or enjoyment in anymore. Whether it’s a talent, a sport, or just your academic, or professional performance in general, burnout can make it hard for you to do the things you once
loved or felt passionate about. You might even come to hate or resent it because of how much
you overworked yourself and pushed yourself to
the brink because of it. Ouch. Number four, you’ve become
moody and irritable. Do you suddenly find yourself
snappy and easily irritated? Do you often feel emotionally
out of control nowadays and don’t know why? Moodiness and irritability are common, but often overlooked signs of burnout. So if you start to have trouble
controlling your emotions, especially when it never
used to be a problem for you, this might be the reason why. Lazy people on the other hand
are a stark contrast to this, because they’re often
very relaxed, laid back, placid, and unaffected by things.

 

Number five, you’ve
neglected your self-care. One of the most distressing warning signs that someone may be emotionally
and physically burnt out is if you start neglecting yourself and socially withdraw from others. There are concerning
changes in your eating and/or sleeping patterns. You stop making an effort to
groom yourself or look good, and you tend to spend most of your time by yourself doing nothing because you’re so easily exhausted by even the simplest of tasks.

 

The difference between
being burnt out and laziness is starkly in the fact that
you weren’t always this way. And number six, these
changes happened gradually. Finally, but perhaps most importantly, something you should know about burnout is that it develops in stages. So all of the points mentioned before; losing interest and motivation, especially in things we used to love, feeling detached from yourself and disconnected from
everything around you, socially withdrawing, and
neglecting your self-care, won’t just happen overnight.

 

Studies show that there are five major stages of burnout, each with increasing degrees of severity. The honeymoon phase is the onset of stress, chronic stress, burnout, and habitual burnout. Many people begin to experience symptoms as early as the second phase,when there is still a
moderate amount of stress, but optimism, interest,
motivation, and performance, may already start declining. And by the time you reach
the fifth and final stage, burnout has already become
so embedded in your life that the persistent mental
and physical fatigue becomes more intense and harder to treat; making you more vulnerable to developing depression and anxiety.

 

Spotting the signs of burnout early makes it all the
easier for you to get help and recover from it. That’s why it’s so
important to raise awareness about burnout instead of simply
dismissing it as laziness like most people tend to do. So if you or anyone
you know may be suffering from mental or emotional burnout, please don’t hesitate to reach out to a mental health care professional today and talk to them about it. If you find this video helpful, be sure to hit the like button, feel free to leave a comment
down below with your thoughts, experiences, and suggestions, and share it with those out there battling the haze of burnout.

 

Don’t forget to subscribe, just go and hit the notification
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6 Signs You’re Burnt Out, Not Lazy

 

Why does it seem like you, spend most of your time in bed lying down and not doing much lately? Are you someone who easily gets tired and doesn’t feel like doing anything? Do you label this kind of behavior as mere laziness and nothing more? There.’s, actually a lot of overlap between laziness and burnout that can make it difficult to differentiate between the two Burnout is a negative state of emotional, physical, and mental exhaustion caused by excessive stress and inability to cope with it, And as 2010. A survey reported that approximately 75 of adults in the United States alone have experienced symptoms of burnout, with over 40 of cases being more severe.

 

Now more than ever, it’s become imperative to educate and better understand the nature of burnout.

 

So with that said, here are six telltale signs that what you’re experiencing right now, isn’t laziness, but burnout.

 

Upbeat music, Number one! You feel disconnected from everything.

 

Are you going through the motions of every day as if on autopilot? Is there a persistent feeling of being detached from your self? If you’re suffering from burnout, one of the things you might be experiencing, but don’t quite realize or understand, is depersonalization People experiencing depersonalization most commonly those struggling with trauma report feeling a strange sort of emotional, numbness or emptiness as if they were watching life.

 

From outside of themselves, They don’t feel like themselves anymore.

 

They don’t feel engaged by anything And they constantly struggle with the overwhelming sense of helplessness and inability to take back control of their lives.

 

Number two you used to be motivated: Laziness is a character, trait, And character.

 

Traits tend to remain stable over time.

 

A lazy person doesn’t ever feel like exerting effort or applying themselves to things. But if you used to be self-motivated and high, achieving often excelling in certain areas, and have only recently become exhausted, apathetic, and unmotivated, then it’s more likely that you, ‘re suffering from burnout and not laziness like most people, would think Number three.

 

You used to be passionate A clear difference between someone who’s burnt out and someone lazy.

 

Is that the former used to have things they were passionate about, but may now be struggling to find interest or enjoyment in anymore, Whether it’s a talent, a sport or just your academic or professional performance in general burnout can make it hard for you to Do the things you once loved or felt passionate about You might even come to hate or resent it because of how much you overworked yourself and pushed yourself to the brink because of it Ouch Number: four, you’ve become moody and irritable.

 

Do you suddenly find yourself snappy and easily irritated? Do you often feel emotionally out of control nowadays and don’t know why Moodiness and irritability are common but often overlooked signs of burnout? So if you start to have trouble controlling your emotions, especially when it never used to be a problem for you, this might be the reason why Lazy people, on the other hand, are a stark contrast to this, because they’re, often very relaxed, laid back placid And unaffected by things Number five, you’ve neglected your self-care.

 

One of the most distressing warning signs that someone may be emotionally and physically burnt out is, if you start neglecting yourself care and socially withdraw from others.

 

 

There are concerning changes in your eating and or sleeping patterns.

 

You stop making an effort to groom yourself or look good, and you tend to spend most of your time by yourself doing nothing because you’re so easily exhausted by even the simplest of tasks.

 

The difference between being burnt out and laziness is starkly in the fact that you weren’t always this way And number six.

 

These changes happened gradually.

 

Finally, but perhaps most importantly, something you should know about burnout is that it develops in stages. So all of the points mentioned before losing interest and motivation, especially in things we used to love feeling detached from yourself and disconnected from everything around you, socially withdrawing, and neglecting your self-care won. ‘t just happen overnight.

Studies show that there are five major stages of burnout, each with increasing degrees of severity, The honeymoon phase, the onset of stress, chronic stress, burnout, and habitual burnout.

 

Many people begin to experience symptoms as early as the second phase when there is still a moderate amount of stress, but optimism, interest, motivation, and performance may already start declining by the time you reach the fifth and final stage.

 

Burnout has already become so embedded in your life that the persistent mental and physical fatigue becomes more intense and harder to treat making you more vulnerable to developing depression and anxiety.

 

Spotting the signs of burnout early makes it all the easier for you to get help and recover from it That’s, why it’s so important to raise awareness about burnout instead of simply dismissing it as laziness like most people tend to do So.

 

If you or anyone you know, may be suffering from mental or emotional burnout, please don’t hesitate to reach out to a mental health care professional today and talk to them about it.

 

If you find this video helpful, be sure to hit the like button, feel free to leave a comment down below with your thoughts, experiences, and suggestions, and share it with those out there battling the haze of burnout.

 

Don’t forget to subscribe, just go and hit the notification bell from one new video And, as always, thanks for watching upbeat music.

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Escaping the Anxiety/Burnout/Depression Cycle

I’m currently working with a couple of clients who all get stuck in this pattern of anxiety, and then they try to keep super busy to avoid feeling anxious, and then they burn out and end up depressed. I’ve seen this pattern in my family and in a lot of my clients, so from what I can tell it’s a pretty common way that anxiety turns into depression. In this video, you’re going to learn how to identify and replace this pattern with a more helpful, sustainable approach. So let’s take a look at each of those stages.

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