Reduce the risk of burnout

Sapiens diagnostics is developed with scientific advisors such as Prof. Clemens Kirschbaum and Prof. Robert-Paul Juster, plus stress and burnout experts. It builds on allostatic load research to quantify multi-system “wear and tear” – using our refined allostatic load metric, the Body Reserve Score.

In the literature, higher allostatic load is associated with burnout symptoms and higher levels in work-related burnout (supporting risk detection, but not a fully validated standalone early-screening test):

• Juster et al. (2010): A clinical allostatic load index is associated with burnout symptoms and hypocortisolemic profiles in healthy workers
• Bärtl et al. (2022): Higher allostatic load in work-related burnout: The Regensburg Burnout Project
• Hintsa et al. (2016): Is there an independent associationbetween burnout and increasedallostatic load?

Beyond detection, we use these insights to co-create a personalized burnout prevention plan that fits your goals and calendar.