Burnout attacks many of the brightest and most motivated professionals in industry today. It affects individuals in health care, social services, education, entertainment, financial services, technology and manufacturing-as well as artists, writers and entrepreneurs-at a huge cost to employers, consumers and families around the globe. Tending the Fire at Work documents the heuristic and field research of the author as she uses a solutions-focused, arts-based coaching model to revitalize six seasoned professionals: an elementary school teacher, a screenwriter, a corporate communications director, a novelist, a pharmacist and a yoga instructor/entrepreneur. The author's work investigates the efficacy of decentering with the arts as a tool for recovery, motivation and wayfinding. This book is written for burned-out professionals, their supervisors and their families, HR and EAP professionals, and anyone interested in corporate wellness, creativity and motivation.