Support for Healthcare Workers.

Therapy for Healthcare Workers in Seattle.

WA virtual therapy for Burnout, Stress, Compassion Fatigue in Seattle.

Rebekah Clinger-Prince, LICSW

Are you tired of emotional exhaustion from work impacting your personal life?

You are home from a long day of work of managing other’s people’s needs which ended in you getting threatened by a client. When you get home, you feel depleted, have little ability to engage with your family, or evening plans, and continue thinking about work, dreading getting up and going again the next day.

  • You’re emotionally exhausted or chronically overwhelmed

  • You’re detached, numb, or disconnected from yourself or others

  • You’re anxious, irritable, or unable to relax outside of work

  • You feel guilty for struggling when others depend on you, and others have bigger needs.

  • You are disillusioned with work that once felt meaningful

  • You feel angry that a career you have put to much into is impacting you negatively

  • You feel pressured to maintain high standards despite exhaustion

  • You are stretched thin balancing work, caregiving, parenting, and personal responsibilities

Working With Me

You will start to feel… more rested, more energized for work, less angry, and more prepared to juggle the challenges of the day. See my blog post on healthcare worker burnout for more ideas on how I can support you.

Imagine 6 Months From Now…

You have another stressful day with a disappointing patient outcome but instead of just rushing home and trying to push it down, you have a plan for processing your stress. You utilize your skills for processing stress and anger and regulate your emotional system. You give yourself permission at the end of your week to nurture yourself that allows you to enjoy your days off an be fully engaged with the people you care about in your life.

Healthcare workers who are also parents will also be interested in therapy for parents.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are you ready for support to make work sustainable?