Healing from burnout isn’t about quick fixes or grand transformations. It’s a slow return to yourself, a process of relearning what rest feels like, what boundaries mean, and how to trust your own rhythms again.

Burnout doesn’t always roar in dramatically. More often, it tiptoes in, disguised as productivity, masked by perfectionism, hidden beneath the weight of obligation. It’s a slow erosion of energy, purpose, and connection.

In therapy, we explore how personal growth, emotional well-being, and self-care are not separate from financial decisions but deeply intertwined. What if you could rewrite your money story to align with a sense of empowerment and self-investment?