Burnout Therapy
Therapy for Burnout in Greensboro, NC & Online in North Carolina
Feeling drained, unmotivated, or stuck in survival mode? Burnout therapy can help you recover balance, energy, and a sense of purpose. At Compassionate Voice Counseling, we specialize in supporting professionals, caregivers, and highly sensitive people who are exhausted from doing it all.
What Is Burnout?
Burnout often begins with excitement, you start a new job, career path, or school program with passion, only to discover that the work never ends. Over time, the constant demands leave you feeling:
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Emotionally drained or depleted
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Cynical, jaded, or hopeless about work or relationships
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Physically run down or sick more often
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Trapped in a toxic workplace or struggling with difficult coworkers or supervisors
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Disconnected from joy in your personal life
Burnout doesn’t just sap your energy, it amplifies other struggles. If you live with depression, anxiety, or ADHD, burnout can intensify those challenges and make daily life feel overwhelming.
The World Health Organization defines burnout as a syndrome caused by chronic workplace stress that hasn’t been successfully managed. It is characterized by:
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Exhaustion
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Mental distance or cynicism about one’s job
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Reduced professional effectiveness
This is more than “just being tired.” Burnout is a serious condition that impacts your health, relationships, and sense of self-worth.
How Burnout Therapy Helps
At Compassionate Voice Counseling, we understand both personally and professionally how draining burnout can be. We don’t just focus on “self-care” or quick fixes. Instead, we work with you to:
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Identify the root causes of your burnout, including environmental stressors and systemic pressures
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Explore healthier boundaries in work, family, and relationships
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Reconnect with your body and nervous system for resilience and balance
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Develop strategies that support sustainable well-being, not just temporary relief
As social workers and therapists, we see each client within their whole environment. Burnout is not a personal failure, it’s often the natural response to toxic, oppressive, or unsustainable conditions.
Burnout and Compassion Fatigue
Most Americans are at risk for burnout, but helpers and caregivers face an even higher risk of Compassion Fatigue, sometimes called secondary or vicarious trauma. Compassion Fatigue shows up as:
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Feeling emotionally numb or detached
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Struggling to care for yourself after caring for others
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Losing your sense of purpose in helping work
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Over-identifying with others’ pain to the point of depletion
At Compassionate Voice Counseling, Sabrina Basquez, LCSW, specializes in burnout recovery and Compassion Fatigue treatment. With expertise in working with caregivers, social workers, medical professionals, educators, and parents, she helps clients create sustainable, compassionate ways forward.
Burnout Recovery at Compassionate Voice Counseling
If you are:
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Constantly exhausted no matter how much you rest
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Struggling to concentrate or stay motivated at work
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Experiencing stress, anxiety, or depression alongside burnout
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Feeling disconnected from joy, creativity, or intimacy
…therapy can help you reclaim your energy and reconnect with what matters most.
We offer burnout therapy online across North Carolina and in-person in Greensboro, NC. Together, we’ll create a plan that honors your needs, builds resilience, and restores balance.
Take the First Step Toward Healing
You don’t have to push through burnout alone. Support is available.
Schedule a consultation today to begin your journey toward balance, resilience, and relief from burnout or Compassion Fatigue.