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burnout therapy for FOLKS working towards social change

You deserve to feel better.


you’re depleted. You’re sleeping well but you still feel exhausted.

You can’t keep going at this pace. You know something needs to shift but when you consider scaling back you feel guilty. And stuck.

Symptoms of burnout and can look and sound like -

  • exhaustion

  • irritability

  • cynicism | hopelessness

  • racing thoughts

  • struggling to rest

  • compassion fatigue

  • vicarious trauma

  • social withdrawal

  • increased screen time, shifts in eating habits, increased alcohol or substance use

  • increased somatic symptoms like headaches, stomach aches, trouble falling and staying asleep

You’re ready to pour back into your cup.

Through our sessions you’ll learn how to:

  • prioritize yourself without feeling guilty

  • integrate tools for increased physical
    well being

  • reconnect with or begin joyful activities

  • feel more authentically you

  • feel lighter in your body and more clear
    in your mind

  • return to your pre-burnout self

    Burnout isn’t a personal failure.
    It’s a misalignment.
    Contact me today to learn more.

Burnout therapy through somatic healing.

Somatic therapy for burnout can help you identify how your burnout symptoms are showing up physically. I support you in identifying how your symptoms may be connected to previous traumatic events and how your nervous system is impacting your day to day experience.

You’ll gain more information about what your body sensations mean and how they may be tied to previous experiences. Together we’ll develop somatic resources tailored specifically for you to support your nervous system in returning to its parasympathetic state (rest and digest). Over time integrating these somatic tools, with new emotions and beliefs, allows you to expand your nervous system’s capacity.

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Recovering from burnout is possible.

Schedule a free consultation to
get started on your
path to your
pre-burnout self.