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When you've been running on empty for too long.

Burnout looks different from depression — but it can slide into it. If work, caregiving, or life feels like it's outpacing your capacity to recover, a psychiatric evaluation can help clarify what's happening and what will actually help.

What this can look like

  • Feeling depleted even after time off
  • Cynicism or emotional distance from work or people you care about
  • Trouble sleeping, eating, or exercising the way you used to
  • Physical symptoms without a clear medical explanation
  • Drinking, scrolling, or working more just to cope

How we help

  • Evaluation that separates burnout from depression, anxiety, ADHD, and medical causes
  • Practical treatment plans that respect the constraints of your actual life
  • Referrals to therapy, coaching, or workplace resources when useful
  • Short-term medication support when clinically appropriate

Private self-check

Stress self-check (PSS-4)

In the last month, how often have you felt this way?

This short check-in is based on the Perceived Stress Scale (PSS-4). It's a starting point — not a diagnosis.

For teens 13–17: A parent or guardian is typically involved in scheduling and the first visit after you submit this self-check. If you're in crisis, please call or text 988 instead of waiting for an email.

  1. 1.Felt that you were unable to control the important things in your life

  2. 2.Felt confident about your ability to handle your personal problems (rate the reverse — how often you did NOT feel confident)

  3. 3.Felt that things were not going your way

  4. 4.Felt difficulties were piling up so high you could not overcome them

Your contact info

We'll email you within one business day about scheduling. Your responses stay confidential.

Privacy: your answers are sent directly to our secure practice inbox and a copy is emailed to you. Nothing you enter here is stored on this website or in any website database.

I'd rather just call the office

Frequently asked

Questions about stress & burnout care

How is burnout different from depression?
Burnout is typically tied to a specific context — usually work or caregiving — and often lifts with change or rest. Depression is more pervasive and doesn't respond to time off alone. They can overlap, which is why an evaluation matters.
Can a psychiatric provider really help with burnout?
Yes. We help sort out whether what you're experiencing is burnout, depression, anxiety, ADHD, or a medical issue — and build a plan that fits your real life, including therapy referrals and short-term medication when appropriate.
Do you work with physicians, nurses, or other healthcare workers?
Yes. We understand the specific pressures of clinical work and offer confidential telehealth visits that fit around demanding schedules.
Will I need to take time off work?
Not usually. Most patients continue working. If leave becomes clinically necessary, we discuss it openly and can support the documentation process.