Introducing Our New Professional's Tool
An Effective Solution for Professionals The Good Student is excited to announce our latest offering: a comprehensive tool designed specifically for professionals.
Empower Your Well-Being and Success This new tool measures crucial areas such as well-being, anti-burnout, life thriving, and social support. It's tailored to help professionals maintain a balanced and fulfilling life while excelling in their roles.
Why Use This Tool?
  • Easy to Use: Clear questions and a straightforward process.
  • Comprehensive Feedback: Detailed results and actionable insights.
  • Resourceful: Directs users to appropriate resources based on survey results.
Try the Tool You can experience the benefits of our professional's tool by accessing it through the link below. It measures similar areas to our student tool and provides scores and resources for anti-burnout and life thriving.
Statistics on Life Thriving and Burnout
Life Thriving Statistics
  1. Workplace Well-being:
    • The APA's 2023 survey highlights the importance of psychological well-being, noting that 75% of employees prioritize workplace mental health. Companies with strong support systems for mental health see higher employee satisfaction and productivity​.​
  2. Peer Support:
    • Positive social interactions with colleagues and managers significantly improve employee well-being, motivation, and performance. Interventions aimed at boosting peer support have shown promising results in enhancing mental health and reducing burnout risks​.
Work Burnout Statistics
  1. Prevalence and Impact:
    • According to the American Psychological Association (APA), 79% of employees experienced work-related stress in the month before their 2021 survey. Stress levels were exacerbated by the pandemic, with many reporting increased burnout due to heightened job demands and insufficient resources.
    • A 2022 CDC study found that burnout among nurses and healthcare workers continues to rise, with 45% of psychologists reporting burnout in 2022, an increase from previous years​.
  2. International Context:
    • Research involving the Burnout Assessment Tool (BAT), tested in over 30 countries, indicates that around 13% of Norwegian workers are at high risk of burnout. This tool identifies risk factors such as exhaustion, mental distancing, cognitive impairment, and emotional impairment​.
  3. Sector-Specific Insights:
    • The healthcare sector shows significant burnout rates, with many healthcare professionals struggling with high job demands and low resources​​.
    • In the education sector, teachers and educational staff report high burnout levels, primarily due to the increased workload and emotional strain caused by the pandemic​​.