Burnout & Life Transitions
There's a particular kind of exhaustion that comes from doing everything right and still feeling like something is deeply wrong. Burnout can look like a work problem, but it usually runs deeper — into questions of identity, meaning, and what you actually want from your life.
Life transitions bring the same disorientation. Moving. Changing careers. A relationship ending or beginning. Becoming a parent. Watching a parent age. The life stage you thought you were building toward suddenly doesn't fit anymore.
What Burnout Actually Looks Like
Burnout is more than tiredness. It can look like:
- Cynicism or detachment from work or relationships you used to care about
- Feeling like nothing you do is ever enough
- Physical symptoms — chronic fatigue, getting sick frequently, headaches
- Difficulty feeling present, even during good moments
- The sense that you've lost track of who you are outside of what you produce
Navigating Transitions
Transitions are disorienting even when they're chosen. The grief of leaving something behind, the uncertainty of what's next, the pressure to have it all figured out — these are real, and they're worth taking seriously.
Our therapists help you slow down enough to understand what's happening, reconnect with what matters, and build toward something that actually fits who you are now.
Hanna Omori, LPC, specializes in burnout, cultural identity, and navigating major life changes.
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