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Burnout is being talked about more openly now, particularly in the UK, where rising workloads, staffing shortages, and cost-of-living pressures continue to affect how people work and live. Yet many people still struggle to recognise burnout in themselves. That’s partly because burnout doesn’t usually arrive as a dramatic breaking point. More often, it builds quietly. It can look like constant tiredness that doesn’t lift with rest. Irritability where there used to be patience.

A slow, messy, or difficult January doesn’t predict the rest of the year any more than a good day guarantees a good life.

Taking the First Step Reaching out for support isn’t always easy—especially when you’re already feeling overwhelmed. Anxiety can leave...

Neuroplasticity is the brain's amazing ability to reorganise itself. This process involves forming new connections between neurons...

While the upfront cost of CBT may seem significant, the skills & insights you gain have a ripple effect, leading to lasting improvements...