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Friday, December 12, 2025

Template No.: T136 Template Title: Wellbeing & Burnout Check-In Form

 THE HSWAGATA BUDDHA TOOTH RELIC PRESERVATION MUSEUM

FOR INTERNAL USE ONLY

Template No.: T136

Template Title: Wellbeing & Burnout Check-In Form

Related Research Case IDs / Cluster: Cluster B – Non-Human Guardians & Vocation (Cases 11–20)

Linked Templates / Policies: T126–T135, Duty of Care & Wellbeing Guidelines, Security & Access Policy, Institutional Policies for Relic Stewardship

Date of form: ____ / ____ / ______

Prepared by / Role: _________________________________

Office / Unit: _______________________________________

Country / Location: _________________________________

Confidentiality Level:
Internal only [ ] Restricted [ ] Sacred-Restricted / Sensitive [ ]

Use of this form (tick):
New case / action [ ] Follow-up [ ] Annual review [ ] Archive only [ ]


SECTION 1 – PERSON & CONTEXT

1.1 Person checked-in

  • Full name: _________________________________________

  • Dharma / monastic name (if any): ____________________

  • Status (tick):
    [ ] Bhikkhu / Monk [ ] Bhikkhunī / Nun
    [ ] Novice [ ] Lay male
    [ ] Lay female [ ] Other: __________________

  • Main role in HSWAGATA (tick all that apply):
    [ ] Core Relic Custodian
    [ ] Assistant Custodian
    [ ] Trainee Custodian
    [ ] Security / guard
    [ ] Guide / educator
    [ ] Museum / admin staff
    [ ] Volunteer
    [ ] Other: ________________________________________

1.2 Check-in setting

This form is filled as (tick):
[ ] Self-check (private, may be shared later)
[ ] Joint check with mentor (T133)
[ ] Supervisor / duty of care meeting
[ ] Return-to-duty check
[ ] Other: _________________________________________

Place of meeting (if joint): __________________________
Date of meeting: ____ / ____ / ______


SECTION 2 – STRESS, ENERGY & MOOD

Goal: simple picture of how you feel now and in recent weeks.

2.1 Stress level (last 2–4 weeks)

On a scale from 0 to 10, where
0 = no stress at all,
5 = medium stress,
10 = very strong stress most of the time,

My stress level is: 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Circle or tick one number.

Short comment (optional):



2.2 Tiredness / energy

In the last 2–4 weeks, I feel:

  • In my body:
    [ ] Mostly fresh and strong
    [ ] Often a bit tired
    [ ] Often very tired or low energy
    [ ] Exhausted / close to burnout

  • In my mind:
    [ ] Clear and steady
    [ ] Sometimes foggy or distracted
    [ ] Often overloaded / cannot think clearly
    [ ] Very heavy or close to shutting down

Short comment:


2.3 Mood pattern

Most days in this period, I felt (tick all that fit):

[ ] Calm or content
[ ] Interested and motivated
[ ] Often tense or worried
[ ] Often irritated or angry
[ ] Often sad or flat
[ ] Feeling numb / “on auto-pilot”
[ ] Up and down a lot
[ ] Other: __________________________________________

Is there anything that worries you about your mood right now?

[ ] No
[ ] A little
[ ] A lot – I want to talk more about it

Short note (if you wish):



SECTION 3 – WORKLOAD & BALANCE

Goal: see if duties are reasonable and safe over time.

3.1 Workload in last 2–4 weeks

Hours per week on HSWAGATA duties (approx.): ______

How does this feel for you?
[ ] Light
[ ] Reasonable / ok
[ ] Heavy
[ ] Too heavy

Type of work (tick main ones):
[ ] Shrine / guardianship duty
[ ] Night vigils / late shifts
[ ] Administration / office work
[ ] Teaching / guiding visitors
[ ] Security and practical tasks
[ ] Travel / events
[ ] Other: __________________________________________

3.2 Signs of strain

In the last month, have you noticed (tick any):

[ ] Hard to sleep or poor sleep
[ ] Headaches or body pains more than usual
[ ] Hard to focus or remember things
[ ] More conflict or sharp words with others
[ ] Loss of joy in duties that I used to enjoy
[ ] Wanting to avoid relic areas or people
[ ] Thinking “I cannot keep going like this”
[ ] None of these

Short example (if safe to share):


3.3 Work–rest balance

  • Days off in the last month: ______

I feel my balance of work, rest, and personal practice is:
[ ] Good
[ ] Almost good, needs small changes
[ ] Not good, needs clear change
[ ] Very poor / may not be safe to continue like this

Short note:



SECTION 4 – SUPPORT & RESOURCES

4.1 Current support

At present, I feel:

[ ] Well supported
[ ] Some support, but not enough
[ ] Quite alone with my problems

Who supports you now? (tick all that apply)

[ ] Mentor (T133)
[ ] Spiritual teacher / preceptor
[ ] Other custodians / colleagues
[ ] Family
[ ] Friends
[ ] Counsellor / therapist
[ ] Doctor / health worker
[ ] Other: __________________________________________
[ ] No one / I rarely share my worries

4.2 Ease of asking for help

Right now, asking for help feels:

[ ] Easy – I can talk openly
[ ] A bit difficult
[ ] Very hard – I fear burdening or upsetting others

Short note:


4.3 What kind of support would help you now?

Tick as many as you wish:

[ ] A talk with my mentor
[ ] A talk with a spiritual teacher
[ ] A talk with a wellbeing / duty of care officer
[ ] Medical / health check
[ ] Counselling or mental health support
[ ] Retreat or quiet days
[ ] Lighter duties for a time
[ ] Clearer guidance on my role
[ ] Training (time management, conflict handling, etc.)
[ ] Other: __________________________________________

Which is your top 1–2 support wishes?



SECTION 5 – AGREED ACTIONS (PLAN TO REDUCE STRESS / BURNOUT RISK)

To be filled together if used in a meeting. If self-check only, you may still write a simple plan for yourself.

5.1 Immediate actions (next 1–4 weeks)

We agree to take these small, clear steps:

Action 1:


Who will do this? __________________ By when? _________

Action 2:


Who will do this? __________________ By when? _________

Optional Action 3:


5.2 Medium-term actions (next 3–6 months)

[ ] Review workload and adjust duties if needed
[ ] Plan rest / retreat time
[ ] Set regular meetings with mentor (T133)
[ ] Arrange health / counselling support
[ ] Give training (e.g. handling conflict, time use)
[ ] Other: __________________________________________

Short note on medium-term plan:



5.3 Changes to relic-related duties

Do we need to change relic duties at this time for safety and wellbeing?

[ ] No change needed
[ ] Small change (e.g. fewer night shifts, more help)
[ ] Temporary reduction of duties
[ ] Temporary pause from relic guardianship
[ ] Other: __________________________________________

If change is planned, write details and time frame:




SECTION 6 – SAFETY & ESCALATION (IF NEEDED)

Use this section if stress or burnout feels very serious.

6.1 Current risk level (joint view)

Together, we feel the situation is:

[ ] Mild – normal stress, can be managed with simple steps
[ ] Moderate – needs clear plan and follow-up
[ ] Serious – risk of burnout or harm if nothing changes
[ ] Very serious – urgent help needed

Short explanation:


6.2 Extra steps if serious

If marked “Serious” or “Very serious”, tick any steps to take:

[ ] Inform wellbeing / duty of care officer
[ ] Inform supervisor / senior custodian
[ ] Refer to professional health service
[ ] Reduce or pause high-pressure duties
[ ] Arrange close follow-up meetings
[ ] Other: __________________________________________


SECTION 7 – SIGNATURES & NEXT REVIEW

7.1 Person checked-in

I have shared honestly as best I can.
I understand that this form is used to help protect my wellbeing and safe relic guardianship.

Name (print): ________________________________________

Signature: ___________________________ Date: ____ / ____ / ______

7.2 Mentor / reviewer (if involved)

Name: _______________________________________________
Role: _______________________________________________

I will do my best to support the agreed actions, within my role and in line with HSWAGATA policies.

Signature: ___________________________ Date: ____ / ____ / ______

7.3 Next check-in date

Suggested next wellbeing check-in:
Date: ____ / ____ / ______

Type:
[ ] Short check by mentor
[ ] Duty of care meeting
[ ] Annual review
[ ] Other: _____________________________


SECTION 8 – ARCHIVING & LINKS

8.1 File storage

  • Physical file code / folder: _________________________

  • Digital archive path / ID: __________________________

8.2 Linked records

[ ] T133 – Mentor–Mentee Assignment Form
[ ] T134 – Individual Practice & Precepts Review Sheet
[ ] T132 – Spiritual Emergency / Disturbance Incident Log (if any)
[ ] Duty of care / wellbeing plan (code: __________)
[ ] HR / staff file reference: ________________________
[ ] Other: ___________________________________________


END OF TEMPLATE T136 – WELLBEING & BURNOUT CHECK-IN FORM

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