Texas community resource
Burnout Therapy
Ellie Mental Health - Southwest Fort Worth
Therapy for emotional exhaustion, reduced effectiveness, detachment, and chronic overwhelm associated with burnout.
How to get help
Call 817-886-4370, email [email protected], or use the official Schedule Online option and request a therapist who treats burnout and chronic overwhelm.
Who this service helps
People experiencing burnout or chronic overwhelm who are appropriate for outpatient counseling; therapist fit, co-occurring symptoms, functional impact, and level-of-care needs are assessed during intake.
Where this service is available
Service area: In-person services are offered at the Southwest Fort Worth clinic for Tarrant County and nearby communities. Online appointments may be available to eligible clients in Texas, subject to therapist licensure, availability, and clinical appropriateness.
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Source: Public-source listing
Cost / fees
The clinic lists Aetna, Ambetter, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Medicare, Optum, and self-pay. Benefits, diagnosis requirements, therapist participation, copays, deductibles, and current charges should be confirmed.
About this service
Burnout therapy helps clients identify sustained demands and patterns that contribute to depletion. Treatment may address boundaries, workload, perfectionism, caregiving pressure, rest, values, coping, role expectations, and symptoms of anxiety or depression that occur alongside burnout.
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