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Burnout Therapy

Can a Therapist Help with Burnout?

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When our work lives become overwhelming, we start to feel thoroughly drained of energy. 

Ordinary activities are suddenly as strenuous as climbing a mountain, from getting out of bed in the morning to having dinner with friends. We struggle to perform at our usual standard at work, and struggle to enjoy life like we used to.

If you have feelings such as these, you might be experiencing burnout. Burnout occurs when you experience mental, physical, and emotional exhaustion due to prolonged stress. The condition can affect anyone, whether they go to an office or shop every day, stay at home to provide care for children or parents, or attend classes—or any combination of these.

Burned-out individuals in every field report feeling increasingly despondent and unable to take pleasure in the activities they usually enjoy. There is hope, however. You can bounce back from this bleak place. A skilled burnout therapist can help you recover from burnout and enjoy life again. You can learn skills and strategies to bring spaciousness, peace and joy into your daily life and recover from burnout.

Symptoms and Signs of Burnout

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Excessive tiredness, exhaustion, or feeling completely drained of energy

Insomnia or chronic fatigue

Low self-esteem and self-doubt

Pessimistic or cynical outlook

Procrastination

Indifference to things you normally enjoy

Lack of productivity or concentration

Arriving to work late or leaving early

Isolating yourself or withdrawing from those around you

Feeling defeated or trapped

Irritability

Abuse of alcohol or controlled substances

Headaches

Upset stomach or digestive issues

Muscle aches

Recurring colds or other ailments

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2 women sitting next to each other with coffee and pens in their hands

Therapy for burnout

Resolving burnout won’t happen without facing the situation head-on. Our experienced burnout therapists can help you gently explore and understand the possible sources of your burnout and will help you incorporate self-care tools that work for you to help you lead a more peaceful and joyful life.


Once you’ve identified the relevant stressors, they’ll teach you concrete skills and techniques to help you care for yourself, minimize your symptoms, and gain more control over stressful situations. More than that, burnout therapy can help you regain your sense of happiness, hope, and pleasure in life.

Top-Rated Burnout Therapy Treatment in New York

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Danielle Gurfinkel, MHC-LP

Danielle Gurfinkel uses a compassionate, integrative approach combining CBT, psychodynamic, and person-centered therapies to guide individuals through anxiety, trauma, burnout and complex grief, fostering growth, trust, and the development of personalized coping strategies.

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Lindsey Rosenberg, LMHC

Lindsey Rosenberg uses an eclectic, mind-body approach rooted in CBT, Motivational Interviewing, and Psychodynamic principles to guide adults and young adults through anxiety, OCD, eating disorders, and depression, fostering empowerment, self-discovery, and growth.

Raquel Castello, LMHC

Raquel Castello, LMHC

Raquel uses a collaborative, strength-based approach, integrating CBT, DBT, and creative therapies to guide clients through trauma, substance use, and behavioral challenges, empowering them to navigate their journey toward healing with support and understanding.

The Long-Term Effects of Burnout

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