The purpose of the association is to promote research, education, and development in the field of mental health, workplace well-being, and burnout prevention. Its activities include in particular: a) Conducting and supporting scientific research on mental health and workplace well-being. b) Developing evidence-based tools, programs, and resources for burnout prevention. c) Organizing conferences, workshops, and awareness campaigns. d) Collaborating with academic institutions, companies, and organizations. e) Publishing studies and results to contribute to publicly known knowledge. The association is non-profit, does not pursue commercial objectives, and all funds are exclusively dedicated to its purpose.