In today’s work-driven world, working a lot is encouraged and generally meant to be a positive trait. However, it is often difficult to stop, set boundaries, and find the right balance between work and private life. Workaholism or work addiction is one of the symptoms of modern society, and more and more people are affected by it. How much work is too much work, and how can you keep a healthy relation to your work or study duties? Let’s find out together at the next Alumni Hungary Webinar presented by psychologist Bernadette Kun!
REGISTRATION
Date: 29 May 2024, 10:00 and 11:30 am (CET).
Participation is free but registration for the webinar is required!
This webinar is only available for the registered members of the Alumni Network Hungary.
Registration deadline: Monday, 27 March
Summary of the webinar
The webinar will explore the topic of workaholism, and delve into the complex background of the problem, considering its social, familial, and personal dimensions. We will encompass the diverse manifestations of work addiction across genders, age groups, and professions, shedding light on potential risk factors. Moreover, we'll explore the profound impact of work addiction on individuals' personal lives, work-life balance, familial relationships, health behaviors, and both physical and mental well-being. The presentation will conclude with treatment suggestions and practical advice. Our esteemed speaker, Bernadette Kun, will draw upon her extensive research to provide the latest insights into work addiction.
About the presenter:
Dr. Bernadette Kun is a psychologist and associate professor, heads the Department of Clinical Psychology and Addiction at Eötvös Loránd University. With almost 20 years of research experience, she focuses on addictive disorders, especially non-substance-related addictions, notably work addiction. She has authored nearly 100 scientific papers and discussed work addiction extensively, contributing significantly to its comprehension. In 2022, her book "Workaholics: The Psychology of Self-Exploitation" was published.
Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable knowledge and perspectives on this critical issue! Come and join this inspiring webinar on 29 May!
