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Burnout & workplace stress

Burnout is an occupational phenomenon, not a personal failure. We work at both levels — with the individual, and with the workplace conditions that created it.

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Sustainable working, not just surviving the week.
  • Emotional exhaustion that rest doesn't fix
  • Detachment or cynicism about work
  • Reduced effectiveness and concentration
  • Sunday-night dread; blurred work-life boundaries
  • Headaches, gut issues or disturbed sleep

This is a guide, not a diagnosis. Only a qualified professional can assess.

  • Individual therapy for recovery and boundary-setting
  • Manager sensitisation and team well-being programmes
  • Employee Assistance Programme access
  • Workshops on stress, resilience and psychological safety

Not sure yet?

A few private questions: Workplace burnout self-check

Thinking about the last month of work, how often does each statement apply to you? Scored on your device only, nothing is stored, and it is not a diagnosis.

Who you'd work with

The disciplines involved

You don't have to choose the right professional yourself — we match you after a first conversation.

Psychology

Psychology & Therapy

Evidence-informed therapy for adolescents, adults, couples and older adults- held in a space where you are understood as a whole person.

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Organisational Well-being

Corporate Well-being & EAP

Employee Assistance Programmes, leadership development and manager sensitisation designed around your organisation's culture.

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Wellness Programmes

Workshops & Psychoeducation

Practical, warm and evidence-informed sessions for schools, teams, parents and communities.

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Take the next step

Tell us what's happening, we'll suggest where to start

You don't have to choose the right professional yourself- we match you after a first conversation.

Everything you share is confidential and used only to arrange your care.

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