Burnout & Stress
Stress is a normal part of life, but when it becomes constant or overwhelming it can affect sleep, mood, relationships, and physical health. Burnout often develops when stress is prolonged and recovery isn’t happening, leaving you feeling exhausted, flat, and unable to keep up.
Signs Burnout and Stress May Be Affecting You
You might notice:
Feeling constantly overwhelmed or “on edge”
Exhaustion that doesn’t improve with rest
Irritability, tearfulness, or feeling emotionally flat
Trouble sleeping or switching off
Reduced motivation, concentration, or confidence
Physical tension, headaches, or stomach upset
Dreading work or daily responsibilities
Feeling disconnected from people or things you usually care about
Increased avoidance or procrastination
Feeling like you’re running on empty
How Therapy Can Help
We offer calm, confidential, evidence-based therapy tailored to you. Together we can:
Understand what’s driving the stress cycle and where burnout is coming from
Build practical strategies for coping and recovery
Support boundaries, workload, and relationship pressures
Reduce overwhelm and improve sleep and emotional regulation
Help you feel more steady, capable, and back in control
Appointments in Spring Hill & Wynnum
We offer support for burnout and stress in our rooms at Spring Hill & Wynnum, along with telehealth