SUGAR LAND, Texas - s4story -- Sugar Land, TX –  Dr. Amber Gunner, a prominent Workplace Wellness Consultant and expert on resilience, burnout prevention, and connection, is inviting organizations, and leaders to engage in important conversations about fostering thriving, supportive professional environments. As we celebrate Women's History Month, Dr. Gunner continues to inspire individuals and organizations with her powerful message from her recent TEDxThirdWard talk, which has sparked a movement toward improving workplace well-being.

During her SOLD-OUT TEDxThirdWard presentation, Dr. Gunner delivered a groundbreaking talk on "Connection and Its Impact on Burnout." She shared her personal story of overcoming burnout—especially during a challenging period of job loss and postpartum recovery—and how fostering psychological safety and authentic relationships in the workplace can be the key to combating stress and building resilient teams. The full talk is available for preview here: TEDxThirdWard Talk Preview.

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Dr. Gunner's message resonates especially during Women's History Month, as she highlights the unique challenges that women, particularly working mothers, face in balancing high achievement with personal well-being. Through her powerful words, she encourages all professionals to embrace vulnerability and seek the support they need, breaking the stigma around needing help. "True strength lies in vulnerability and seeking support," she says. "Needing help is not a weakness. Connection is the antidote to burnout."

Dr. Gunner is passionate in fostering impactful conversations throughout Women's History Month and beyond, offering valuable insights on:

• The critical role of connection in preventing workplace burnout
• How organizations can rebuild culture and foster psychological safety in the post-pandemic world
• The importance of creating inclusive, resilient environments for all employees
• How women, particularly working mothers, can reclaim support and balance in their careers

Dr. Gunner's TEDxThirdWard talk is just the beginning of a larger conversation aimed at reshaping workplace culture and supporting the well-being of all professionals. She calls on corporate leaders, entrepreneurs, and organizations to join her in prioritizing connection, mental health, and resilience in the workplace. "When we prioritize connection, we create thriving teams and stronger communities," says Dr. Gunner. "Let's build workplaces that support, uplift, and energize people—not drain them."

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To learn more about Dr. Gunner's work or to schedule an interview or speaking engagement, please visit www.AmberGunner.com.

About TEDxThirdWard
TEDxThirdWard is an independently organized TEDx event celebrating the power of ideas through dynamic talks and performances. The 2025 event, themed "Dream. Dare. Do.," will feature diverse speakers who inspire curiosity, spark action, and foster collaboration. It will take place on Saturday, March 1, 2025, in Houston's historic Third Ward.