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When can coaching fit after burnout?

Coaching can fit once the medical assessment has ruled out an illness or a treatment is agreed with the doctor. It deals with questions of work and life design.

The DGPPN stated in 2012 that a differential diagnosis is essential when burnout is experienced, because, according to the DGPPN, established therapies exist for the underlying illnesses it named. gesund.bund.de states that it must first be checked whether an illness underlies the complaints. According to gesund.bund.de, changes in the work environment and working conditions can sometimes help.

Coaching is neither diagnosis nor treatment. Where, for example, depression, an anxiety disorder or a physical illness is found, medical or psychotherapeutic treatment comes first.

The order can protect against overlooking a treatable illness.

What can be raised at a medical check-up about coaching after burnout, meaning work and life questions after the medical check?

  • the plan to start coaching
  • whether anything speaks against it from a medical point of view

Exhaustion can have many causes, including illnesses that need treatment. For this reason a medical assessment comes before coaching, usually starting at the GP practice.

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