018: Burnout Reframe: What it means to Quit Joy after Burnout: A Podcast for Therapists and Helpers

Winners never quit...spoiler alert, they do! In this episode, the host reflects on her recent vacation and the challenges of traveling with children. She discusses the clinical responsibility of holding a caseload and the difficulty of leaving work behind. The theme of quitting is explored, with the host emphasizing that quitting is not a sign of weakness but a testament to strength and self-awareness. She encourages therapists to make strategic decisions and offers support and coaching for those considering a change in their practice or career.

Takeaways


Traveling with children can be challenging, but as they grow older, it becomes easier.
The clinical responsibility of holding a caseload can be emotionally and mentally draining.
Therapists should choose clients they can best serve and consider discharging clients who are not meeting treatment goals.
Quitting is not a sign of weakness but a strategic decision that demonstrates strength and self-awareness.
Therapists should reframe their perspective on quitting and make choices that align with their well-being and career goals.

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