Hadikpsycho - Burnout
Hadikpszichó - Burnout #psychologyinliterature
Dr. Bene Katica - medical doctor, person-centred counsellor, family therapist in training
Nóra Füzes - sex psychologist
Anna Ott - artistic director of Hadik
Schedule
Burnout has become a major public health problem with far-reaching negative effects on mental and physical health. The bad news is that this stressful condition can occur in many areas of life, but the good news is that it can be reversed with the right help. The development and persistence of burnout can be driven by both environmental and individual factors, and knowing and recognising these factors early can help to prevent and manage burnout.
How are enthusiasm and burnout related? What separates stress and depression from burnout? What to do if you feel burnt out?At the January Hadik Psycho, we will clarify these questions and dispel misconceptions through educational, scientific, psychological and fiction literature.
Hadik Café
The Hadik Café was at its peak in the 1910s, when Karinthy, Kosztolányi, Déry, Móricz and Aranka Bőhm regarded the place as their living room. In 2010, the Hadik House was revived in its original splendour with two catering and cultural spaces: the classic Hadik Café, designed to honour the spirit of its great predecessors, and the Szatyor Bar and Gallery, which reinterprets the bohemian world of the turn of the century in a more progressive, contemporary atmosphere. Both places have a strong and quality gastronomy and a cultural profile. The Hadik and the Satoyor are the permanent home of literary evenings, art talks, musical performances and exhibitions, which we hope will revive the long sought-after café and cultural life of which the Hadik was one of the strongest bastions in its heyday.
