Burnout Recovery & Neuro-Informed Support

Sustainable Resilience for the Over-Extended Brain

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At The Intersection of Burnout & Brain Type

Burnout isn't just about working too hard; it’s about a chronic mismatch between your environment and your nervous system. For many people, high-achievers and regular folks alike, "doing it all" leads to a specific type of exhaustion where your executive functions (e.g. planning, focusing, and starting tasks) feel like they’ve simply shut down. 

I offer a neuro-informed approach that honors how your brain actually works. Whether you are navigating a recent season of intense stress or a lifelong experience of neurodivergence (such as ADHD), we’ll move beyond simple "time management strategies" to deep energy management.

Does this Sound Familiar?

  • The "Wall" of Overwhelm: You have a to-do list, but you feel paralyzed by where to start.

  • Sensory Exhaustion: Environments or social expectations that used to feel fine or “OK” now feel physically draining.

  • The Perfectionism Loop: You over-perform to compensate for feeling "behind," leading to a cycle of crash-and-burn.

  • Executive Function Fatigue: Simple decisions feel monumental, and your brain feels constantly "foggy" or scattered.

Our Approach

  1. Nervous System Regulation: We use tools to move you out of the "freeze" or "fret" state so you can access your thinking brain again.

  2. Neuro-Informed Strategies: We identify where your current systems (work, home, social) are clashing with your brain's natural wiring.

  3. Building a "User Manual" for Yourself: Instead of fighting your brain, we learn to work with its peaks and valleys to prevent future burnout.

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Getting Started

Step 1

It starts by reaching out to schedule a quick 15-20 minute consultation (free of charge) to get a feel for each other.

Step 2

During our consultation, we’ll talk about what you’re looking for, logistics of therapy (scheduling, fees, insurance, etc.,) and see if it feels like a good fit.

Step 3

If we decide to work together, we’ll schedule our first session and get started right away!