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Nearly every employee experiences stress due to their job at some point in their career. If this stress is ongoing or interfering with daily life, therapy may be a good option. Job stress may be an issue in and of itself, or it may be a part of other mental health concerns or general difficulties in adjusting to life events.
Available Treatment Options
Counselors may suggest using contemplative or mindfulness practices for people struggling with job stress, such as meditation, breathwork, and journaling. Therapists also use tactics that encourage self-reflection, such as processing work-related emotions and feelings. If a person is struggling in their career field or is wanting to discover other jobs, they can benefit from working with a career counselor, who will use assessments and interest inventories to find jobs the person is well suited for.
Therapists Who Specialize in Helping Those Who Struggle With Job Stress
Alexa Shank, MS, LPC, CEDS
Are you tired of struggling with constant thoughts about food and your body? I’m passionate about helping you achieve a healthy relationship with food, find peace and acceptance...
Dr. Mark P. Eades, Ph.D., LCMHCS
I specialize in working with clients experiencing anxiety, couples therapy, and men. I offer telehealth services to all North Carolina residents.
Katherine Simonetti, LICSW, JD
Katherine Simonetti is a Therapist based in District of Columbia and licensed to practice in VA, CO and CT. My areas of specialty include Anxiety, Chronic Relapse, Codependency,...
Danielle O’Keefe, LMHCA, CN, LMT
Providing outpatient counseling to adults in Washington for eating disorders and relationship with body, food, and movement.