How We Usually Work
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Weekly or biweekly 30–50 minute sessions.
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Online anywhere in Texas. In person in Houston.
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We look for patterns in how you relate, avoid, hope, and choose.
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If medication is part of your care, we coordinate with your prescriber.
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Insurance accepted (BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, UHC, Oscar).
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Sessions available in English, Spanish, Portuguese, and Farsi.
Getting Better Feels Like...
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Clearer limits around time and attention
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Small returns of interest and focus
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Less dread before work and more choice within it
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Energy that gathers for what matters, not everything
Burnout May Also Feel Like...
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Exhaustion that rest does not resolve
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Cynicism or detachment
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Irritability and short fuse
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Headaches, stomach aches, poor sleep
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Sunday dread
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Going through the motions
Therapists Who TreatBurnout & Stress
Reading For Deeper Thinking
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Byung-Chul Han. The Burnout Society. Polity, 2015.
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Alexandra Schwartz. Improving Ourselves to Death. The New Yorker, 2018. Read here.
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Anne Helen Petersen. How Millennials Became the Burnout Generation. BuzzFeed News, 2019. Read here.
From Our Journal
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What I've Learned From Being Quiet in a Loud World. Read Here.
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The Problem With the Solution. Read Here.
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It Takes Time: Why Therapy Isn’t a Quick Fix. Read Here.
Questions People Ask
Do I need to change jobs?
No. We first understand what is happening in you. Choices follow from clarity.
Is this the same as depression?
They can overlap. We look at how your exhaustion lives and what sustains it.
How long does therapy for burnout take?
Long enough to matter. We check pace and fit together.








