Burnout can happen for different reasons including:

• A workplace or role demanding more than can what reasonably be done or causing persistently high levels of stress.

• Giving more of your time, attention, or effort than what can be sustained long term. 

• Perfectionism.

• Struggling to say 'no' or set limits.

• Being asked to do something without the tools, resources, or training you need.

• Not being valued or rewarded for your efforts.

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Burnout is often seen in the workplace but can also happy to parents, family caregivers, and students. Signs of burnout include:

• Fatigue

• Detachment 

• Anxiety

• Loss of motivation

• Feeling cynical

• Less satisfaction or joy

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Unresolved burnout can lead to anxiety, depression, or health problems. Recovering from burnout requires rest, self care and, often, uncovering underlying issues that may have contributed to the burnout. I help my clients heal from their burnout, understand the things that contributed to their burnout and create healthy boundaries and self care practices. 

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I can guide you on your burnout recovery journey and help you develop the tools needed to build resiliency and balance.