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How to Avoid, Handle, and Recover from Burnout in Digital Communications
Thursday, November 7, 2019
In a digital ecosystem of 24/7 communication we are fielding alerts, following relevant news, and responding to never-ending social media comments, messages, requests and more. But with the ever-growing list of responsibilities and expectations for digital communication professionals, how can we keep our mental health priority #1? Social media managers have unique challenges when it comes to mental health: it's not easy to just "unplug" for self-care. In this session, we will discuss how social media can affect your mental health, how to identify burnout and explore strategies to handle and recover from it.
Session Type60-Minute Session (Professional Forum or Hands-on Demonstration)
TrackStrategy
Chatham House RuleNo
Key Outcomes
After attending this session, participants will be able to better understand digital burnout, explore ways of avoiding it, and also how to overcome burnout when it happens.
Speakers
Session Leader : Kaytee Smith, Chief Content Officer, NC Department of Natural and Cultural Resources
Co-Presenter : Claire Lanier, Senior Manager of Social Media, The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Co-Presenter : Lucy Redoglia, Digital Marketing & Social Media Specialist, Consultant
Co-Presenter : Lynda Kelly, Director, LyndaKellyNetworks
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By MCN (Museum Computer Network)Thursday, November 7, 2019
In a digital ecosystem of 24/7 communication we are fielding alerts, following relevant news, and responding to never-ending social media comments, messages, requests and more. But with the ever-growing list of responsibilities and expectations for digital communication professionals, how can we keep our mental health priority #1? Social media managers have unique challenges when it comes to mental health: it's not easy to just "unplug" for self-care. In this session, we will discuss how social media can affect your mental health, how to identify burnout and explore strategies to handle and recover from it.
Session Type60-Minute Session (Professional Forum or Hands-on Demonstration)
TrackStrategy
Chatham House RuleNo
Key Outcomes
After attending this session, participants will be able to better understand digital burnout, explore ways of avoiding it, and also how to overcome burnout when it happens.
Speakers
Session Leader : Kaytee Smith, Chief Content Officer, NC Department of Natural and Cultural Resources
Co-Presenter : Claire Lanier, Senior Manager of Social Media, The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Co-Presenter : Lucy Redoglia, Digital Marketing & Social Media Specialist, Consultant
Co-Presenter : Lynda Kelly, Director, LyndaKellyNetworks