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EPISODE · May 5, 2026 · 19 MIN

Burnout doesn't always look like collapse

from MentalSpace Therapy · host Coping & Healing Counseling

Burnout doesn't always look like collapse. Sometimes it looks like over-functioning. The person who keeps showing up. Hits the deadlines. Answers the email at 11 PM. Says "I'm fine" — and means it as much as they can. And is quietly hollowing out. High-functioning burnout is real. It hides in pl Generated from Coping & Healing Counseling: Accessible Telehealth for Georgia #CopingAndHealing #GeorgiaTherapy #Telehealth #MentalHealth #PodcastListen on chctherapy.com →

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Burnout doesn't always look like collapse. Sometimes it looks like over-functioning. The person who keeps showing up. Hits the deadlines. Answers the email at 11 PM. Says "I'm fine" — and means it as much as they can. And is quietly hollowing out. High-functioning burnout is real. It hides in pl Generated from Coping & Healing Counseling: Accessible Telehealth for Georgia #CopingAndHealing #GeorgiaTherapy #Telehealth #MentalHealth #Podcast

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Burnout doesn't always look like collapse. Sometimes it looks like over-functioning. The person who keeps showing up. Hits the deadlines. Answers the email at 11 PM. Says "I'm fine" — and means it as much as they can. And is quietly hollowing...

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