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EPISODE · Oct 20, 2025 · 4 MIN

When Stress Becomes Burnout, Learning to Listen to the Signs

from Healing Is My Hobby

In this short and powerful episode of Healing Is My Hobby, licensed clinical social worker Jessica Colarco explores the fine line between stress and burnout — and how to recognize the moment when “too much” becomes “not enough.” Through gentle reflection and grounding affirmations, Jessica reminds listeners that healing starts with awareness and self-compassion.This mindful mini-episode invites you to pause, breathe, and check in with your body’s signals before they become shouts for help.🧠 What You’ll LearnThe key differences between stress and burnoutEarly signs that your nervous system is overwhelmedHow to recognize your body’s signals before you crashGentle affirmations to help you pause without guiltWhy healing is about pausing to recharge, not doing less foreverVisit healingismyhobby.com to join the newsletter and access upcoming resources on burnout recovery.Follow Jessica on Instagram and YouTube for guided practices and healing conversations.

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