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EPISODE · May 5, 2026 · 42 MIN

The Soul Beneath the Symptoms

from Psychology Talks · host Ambreen Nadeem Nadeem

We often label anxiety, burnout, or overwhelm as problems to fix. But what if they are signals to understandThe World Health Organization reports that burnout is driven by chronic workplace stress that has not been successfully managed, and studies show that prolonged stress can impact not only mental clarity but also physical health, decision making, and emotional regulationAt the same time, many high achievers continue to override these signals, believing that pushing harder is the solutionIn this episode of Psychology Talks, I sit down with Sarah Hollander, a board-certified holistic and existential psychiatrist who works at the intersection of psychology, biology, and spiritualityTogether, we will explore how symptoms are not just disruptions but messages from a deeper part of the selfWhat we often call burnout may actually be a moment of transitionWhat we call anxiety may be a signal of misalignment between who we are and who we are becomingThis conversation is for those who are ready to move beyond quick fixes and begin to understand what their inner world is truly asking of themhttps://www.linkedin.com/in/sarah-hollander-md/#psychology #mentalhealth #leadership #selfawareness #burnout #healing #growth #innerwork

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