GEEQ Workshop: The Invisible Architecture of Women’s Burnout

You know that feeling when you’re doing everything right… but still exhausted? You’re showing up. Delivering. Holding it all together. And yet — something feels off. This session is for that.

Tanya Perry-Iranzadi has spent years inside high-pressure corporate environments and noticed a pattern: high-performing women aren’t failing — they’re burning out quietly while still succeeding on paper. Now, she helps women and organisations understand why.

💡 What you’ll learn

High-performing women rarely burn out due to lack of capability. Burnout often builds gradually through a combination of invisible internal and systemic pressures.
In this workshop, Tanya introduces The 9 Layers of Women’s Burnout™ — a powerful framework that explores how factors like beliefs, nervous system regulation, boundaries, empathic load, work capacity, and purpose intersect in the lives of high-achieving women.

You’ll gain:

• A deeper understanding of how burnout develops before it becomes visible
• Insight into the hidden patterns driving overperformance and chronic stress
• Practical tools to better manage your energy, capacity, and boundaries

The session also includes an interactive component focused on belief clusters — the internal narratives that can lead to self-silencing, hyper-responsibility, and sustained pressure.

⚡ Why attend?

This isn’t a typical resilience workshop. It’s a leadership sustainability session — designed to help you continue performing at a high level without sacrificing your wellbeing. You’ll leave with practical strategies, language, and insights you can immediately apply in both your work and life.