About The Burnout Study in Women
The Burnout Study in Women is the most comprehensive and recent IRB-reviewed academic survey on burnout and women. It was launched because existing data on drivers of burnout today for women were inadequate. We must understand root causes to find solutions. The study will be performing ongoing analyses and publications of these findings.
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Trueve
Trueve is a platform devoted to distilling health headlines and sharing simple, evidence-based (from western, eastern, and integrative medicine) advice on physical and mental wellness, and the health guidance you’d expect from a trusted friend. We believe that every woman deserves access to evidence-based health information, and the peace of mind that comes with that, to have information she can trust, act upon easily, and get on with her life.
TrueveLab
TrueveLab is the research arm of Trueve, performing and funding original research in women’s health, parenting, and stress. TrueveLab launched The Study of Burnout in Women, one of the most comprehensive studies on the topic, to finally find actionable solutions for all of us.
Dr. Darria
Dr. Darria has been on the Harvard Medical School Faculty, received her training in emergency medicine from Yale School of Medicine, earned her MBA from Harvard Business School, and is currently a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Tennessee. She is a regular guest on CNN, NBC, BBC, Netflix, and other outlets. She is a mom of two, author of national bestselling Mom Hacks, and TedX speaker of the widely popular talk, An End to “Crazy Busy”.
Dr. Christopher Cunningham and Dr. Kristen Black
Dr. Christopher Cunningham and Dr. Kristen Black are faculty members at the University of Tennessee Department of Industrial Organizational Psychology, with extensive experience in research, teaching, and practical intervention work on the protection and promotion of worker health, safety, and well-being. They are authors of Essentials of Occupational Health Psychology, focused on practical guidance for worker health through targeting psychological stress at work, workplace safety, interpersonal stress, recovery from demands, and work-family dynamics.
Thank you to the amazing partners in The Burnout Study in Women, Luna Bar and Computers4Kidz.
