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WHEN LIFE FEELS TOO FULL

Stress & burnout

Pressure from work, study or family responsibilities can leave you feeling exhausted. You can discuss how this affects your daily life.

Stress can arise in many parts of life. WHO uses “burn-out” specifically for chronic workplace stress; it is an occupational phenomenon, not a medical diagnosis. An assessment can help explore other causes of exhaustion.

WHO · Understanding burn-out ↗

Who it’s for

Adults experiencing sustained pressure at work, home or in caregiving, or finding it difficult to rest and recover.

Your first conversation

A first conversation may look at demands, routines, relationships and your goals for change. Ask what a realistic course of support could involve.

Useful questions to bring

  • The pressures taking up most of your energy.
  • Your goals and the proposed session format.
  • How progress and the need for ongoing support will be reviewed.
Read the first-session guide ↗
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