PSYCHOLOGICAL SUPPORT FOR burnout
When exhaustion doesn't go away
If you've felt drained for a long time, motivation has faded, and even simple tasks take far more effort than before, psychological counselling can help you understand what's draining you and how to take better care of yourself.
How burnout shows up
A long period of strain can lead to burnout. Unlike ordinary overload, which can ease with rest, burnout brings a fatigue that lingers, along with emotional exhaustion, a sense of detachment, and loss of motivation.
Understanding what fuels burnout and supporting your recovery
Working with a psychologist can help you understand how your lifestyle, responsibilities, or the demands you place on yourself have shaped how you feel right now. In sessions, you can rethink your relationship to workload, take stock of your daily habits, and find ways to restore your resources.
What can change during the consultation process
What to expect in the first session
In the first session, we can talk through how you're feeling right now, what's draining you the most, and what currently feels hardest.
Questions and answers
Other topics that might be relevant
Egija Vilcāne
I'm Egija, a counselling, clinical and health psychologist working under supervision. I offer psychological counselling for adults in a supportive environment. I believe change begins when we feel truly heard.
Learn more about meIf your insurance policy covers reimbursement for psychologist consultation costs, you'll be able to submit the necessary documents to your insurer to receive reimbursement.
Get in touch
If you'd like to book a consultation or have any questions, feel free to write.
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