Workforce Health & Burnout Recovery
Capacity & Recovery Review
Where Is Your Capacity Under Most Strain?
The Capacity & Recovery Review takes you a little deeper than the 2-Minute Capacity Self-Check.
20 statements across five areas: energy and body, brain and cognition, emotional state, nervous system and life load.
About three minutes. A score out of 60, plus a total for each area.
This is a reflective guide, not a diagnosis. No judgement. Just an honest look at where pressure may be outpacing recovery.
Score each statement for the last few weeks:
Energy & body
Area total 0 / 12I wake feeling unrefreshed even after sleep
I wake feeling unrefreshed even after sleep
I rely heavily on caffeine or sugar to function
I rely heavily on caffeine or sugar to function
My body feels tense, heavy or exhausted most days
My body feels tense, heavy or exhausted most days
I physically crash after work
I physically crash after work
Brain & cognition
Area total 0 / 12I struggle to concentrate
I struggle to concentrate
I forget things more easily than usual
I forget things more easily than usual
Small tasks feel mentally overwhelming
Small tasks feel mentally overwhelming
Decision-making feels harder than before
Decision-making feels harder than before
Emotional state
Area total 0 / 12I feel emotionally flat or detached
I feel emotionally flat or detached
I feel irritable more easily
I feel irritable more easily
I feel guilty resting
I feel guilty resting
I feel like I am running on empty
I feel like I am running on empty
Nervous system
Area total 0 / 12I struggle to switch off mentally
I struggle to switch off mentally
My sleep feels broken or restless
My sleep feels broken or restless
I feel constantly "on alert"
I feel constantly "on alert"
I struggle to properly relax
I struggle to properly relax
Life load
Area total 0 / 12I rarely have genuine recovery time
I rarely have genuine recovery time
I spend most of my time caring for others
I spend most of my time caring for others
I ignore my own needs until I crash
I ignore my own needs until I crash
I feel pressure to always keep going
I feel pressure to always keep going
Total
0 / 60
Add your scores (maximum 60), then notice which area ran hottest. That pattern usually matters more than the total.
Answer all 20 statements to see your results.
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