Therapy for Burnout
for Adults in Michigan
Burnout Support for Adults
Burnout can feel like a constant cycle of exhaustion, stress, and disconnection — like you're running on empty with no way out.
I offer online therapy to help adults create healthy boundaries, make space for self-care, and navigate burnout recovery with clarity and support.
In therapy, we’ll work together to find realistic, personalized strategies that help you regain control, reduce stress, and finally exhale.
What is Burnout?
Burnout is a deep exhaustion that comes from being under stress for too long. It often builds gradually when your days are overloaded with work, parenting, caregiving, or academic demands—leaving little to no time for rest or self-care.
Burnout can feel like there’s too much on your plate and no energy left to manage it all. Over time, burnout can impact every area of your life, making it harder to stay present, feel connected, or engage with the people and activities that matter most.
Common Causes of Burnout
Chronic Work Stress
Parenting Demands
Long-Term Caregiving
Uneven Division of Household Labor
Ongoing Academic Pressure
Neglecting Self-Care
Major Life Transitions
Recognizing the Signs & Symptoms of Burnout
Irritability, or feeling short-tempered
Feeling overwhelmed
Emotionally numbness
Resentment
Mental exhaustion
Low motivation
Difficulty concentrating
Self-doubt and imposter syndrome
Emotional Symptoms
Over-scheduling yourself
Not taking time off for self-care
Daydreaming about escaping
Feeling disconnected from work or people
Making more mistakes than usual
Social Isolation
Increased procrastination
Behavioral Signs
Feeling run-down
Getting sick more than usual
Chronic fatigue
Difficulty sleeping
Frequent headaches
Change in Appetite
Chest tightness
Stomach issues or body aches
Physical Symptoms
How Counseling Can Help You Recover from Burnout
Burnout therapy offers space to slow down, reset, and reconnect with yourself. Together, we’ll identify the stressors—like poor boundaries, work overload, or parenting pressure—that are draining you. Therapy can help you build a self-care routine, learn to recognize your personal signs of burnout, and develop coping strategies that actually work.
As you recover, you’ll begin to feel more confident, motivated, and balanced—mentally, emotionally, and physically.
Who can Benefit from Burnout Therapy?
Healthcare workers—experiencing compassion fatigue or emotional exhaustion
Caregivers—managing the ongoing demands of supporting others
Parents—feeling overwhelmed, overstretched, or disconnected
Educators—facing stress, overwork, or classroom burnout
College and Graduate students—struggling with academic pressure and performance anxiety
Anyone—stuck in a cycle of chronic stress and fatigue
People—who want to cope with burnout before it worsens
From Jackson to anywhere in Michigan—start virtual burnout therapy and regain your balance today.
What It's Like to Work Together on Burnout Recovery
We’ll start by getting to know each other and exploring how stress has shown up in your life.
Together, we’ll identify patterns—like poor boundaries, limited self-care, or negative beliefs—that may be fueling burnout. Then we’ll build practical strategies to help you manage stress, create balance, and feel more like yourself again.