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Burnout and Stress


Understanding College Stress
Good grades, a full calendar, and a steady smile do not rule out anxiety, depression, or burnout. Here is what stress can actually look like, and how to start a conversation.
A student can look like they are keeping up and still feel like they are barely holding on. Classes, work, money, relationships, family pressure, identity, health, and the future can all pile up at once.

Amanda Blassl, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, PMHNP-C
Sep 215 min read


Burnout Signs, Coping, and Small Changes for High Achievers and First Responders
Burnout can look like a person who is still showing up, still answering messages, still taking care of everyone else, and quietly feeling like they are running on fumes.
It is common, especially among people who carry a lot of responsibility. Parents, caregivers, students, clinicians, shift workers, first responders, leaders, and high achievers can all experience it. Many people do not recognize it at first because they are not “falling apart.”

Amanda Blassl, MSN, APRN, FNP-C, PMHNP-C
Aug 268 min read
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