Burnout is a state of being regarding work. A person experiencing burnout has prolonged stress at their job that has led to a state of mental or physical exhaustion. They may also experience symptoms outside of work, such as being short-tempered or anxious, having trouble sleeping, and being preoccupied with thoughts about work or job stress.
Available Treatment Options
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a popular treatment for burnout. It focuses on helping people be more aware of their thoughts and how those thoughts affect feelings and behaviors. Therapist interventions also may include discovering the thought patterns that lead to anger or stress and finding coping mechanisms to relieve that stress. Mindfulness practices also may decrease stress and anxiety, while self-reflection can help people determine whether the job is right for them.
Therapists Who Specialize in Helping Those Who Struggle With Burnout
Are you feeling stuck? Are you in a transition that feels overwhelming? Have you experienced a loss? Tyler believes you are worthy of being known and journeyed with as you look for hope again. He can help you feel less burdened as you share about your struggles and discover how you can take steps toward healing. Tyler Pickett is a Registered Mental Health Counselor Intern who sees adults, coupl...
Focusing on your history and story, I offer deep compassion and safe therapeutic companionship for individuals to uncover past beliefs and patterns in order to construct new ways of functional living and being.
I offer therapy sessions in-person or virtually on weekdays or evenings, with the hope of making it most conducive to your needs! I have experience working with adults, couples, and adolescents walking through a range of mental health realities & difficult life circumstances, from depression and anxiety to marital infidelity and trauma and abuse recovery. I hold training in trauma-informed ...
Ashleigh is passionate about helping individuals and families discover a deeper sense of who they are. She enjoys coming alongside clients, offering hope and healing in places where they feel stuck. Ashleigh creates a strong connection with her clients which she believes is foundational for facilitating growth and change.
I specialize in understanding and addressing the unique psychological needs of young adults and adults. My areas of focus in practice include anxiety, panic disorder, depression, ADHD, burnout and perfectionism. I also have clinical experience and expertise in working with individuals with chronic health conditions.
Welcome to my private practice, where I offer empathic, personalized care to adults and culturally diverse populations, empowering clients to take control of their mental and physical health. Through a supportive approach, I help individuals build skills and confidence to improve their overall well-being and lead healthier, more balanced lives.
At our core, we embrace a feminist perspective that seeks to empower every individual and honor the diverse lived experiences of each person. Therapy, to us, is a voyage of self-discovery, exploration, and empowerment. Central to this journey is collaboration, ensuring that you feel deeply engaged in the changes you seek for your life.
We are dedicated to providing exceptional psychological services with a psychodynamic approach. We specialize in individual, couple, and family psychotherapy, addressing a wide range of issues including (but not limited to) anxiety, depression, trauma, and relationship challenges.
We strive to create a safe, nurturing environment where individuals and families can heal and thrive.
I offer virtual therapy sessions in North Carolina and work with clients who may be struggling with depression, anxiety, stress, and major life transitions and help them to identify adaptive coping strategies to help manage any concerning symptoms and behaviors.
Hi, I’m Lauren & I’m glad you’re here. My practice focuses on the anxiety, depression and life transitions. I take a collaborative approach to creating a safe environment for individuals to explore their innermost thoughts, emotions, and life challenges. I integrate traditional psychotherapies including cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), dialectical-behavioral therapy (DBT) and solution-fo...
Sometimes we struggle with loneliness, insecurity, and building relationships. The desire to connect is there but because of anxiety about being too vulnerable with people, it becomes too risky; it feels like your safety and comfort is at stake. The cycle of wanting more connection, yet being uncomfortable with deeper connection can take it’s toll on you. Symptoms like depression, irritability,…