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Stress & burnout
Depression

Five Quiet Signs Your Burnout Has Crossed Into Depression

Burnout and depression share exhaustion and hopelessness, but depression adds pervasive emptiness that persists even when stressors ease, loss of interest in things you once enjoyed, and a sense that nothing will improve. If rest no longer…

Michael Holker·Jun 18, 2026·9 min read
Stress & burnout
Anxiety
Self-esteem

The Procrastination Loop: Why You're Stuck and How to Gently Get Unstuck

You're Not Lazy. Here's What's Actually Happening When You Can't Start. You know the feeling. There's something on your to-do list — something that genuinely matters to you — and yet you've been scrolling on your phone for an hour. The…

Lynn Northrop·Jun 18, 2026·13 min read
Trauma
Stress & burnout
Mindfulness

Can Your Nervous System Actually Learn to Feel Safe Again?

Yes, your nervous system can learn to feel safe again, though the process happens gradually through repeated experiences of safety rather than through insight alone. When trauma or chronic stress has trained your body to stay on high…

Michael Holker·Jun 15, 2026·12 min read
Self-esteem
Anxiety
Stress & burnout

What a neurodivergent-affirming therapy taught me about the cost of appearing fine

When someone tells me they've been masking for years and "doing fine," I've learned to listen for what that phrase actually means. Masking—suppressing neurodivergent traits, scripting social responses, performing neurotypical…

Michael Holker·Jun 11, 2026·14 min read
Mindfulness
Anxiety
Stress & burnout

How to Match Coping Tools to Your Nervous System State

When you're anxious, a breathing exercise might settle you right down. When you're numb or shut down, that same breathing exercise can feel pointless or even make things worse. The reason is simple: different nervous system states need…

Michael Holker·Jun 11, 2026·11 min read
Self-esteem
Stress & burnout
Therapy approaches

The myth that ADHD is just about paying attention

ADHD is not a deficit of attention but a difficulty directing it, especially toward tasks that feel unrewarding or abstract. The disorder affects executive function, emotional regulation, working memory, and impulse control, all of which…

Michael Holker·Jun 10, 2026·10 min read
Anxiety
Therapy approaches
Stress & burnout

Why OCD Gets Worse When You're Trying Hardest to Beat It

Why Trying to Neutralize Intrusive Thoughts Keeps OCD Going People with OCD often notice their symptoms spike hardest when they are trying hardest to stop them. That is not bad luck. It is part of how the disorder sustains itself. The…

Mark Weinberg·Jun 3, 2026·6 min read
Self-esteem
Stress & burnout
Therapy approaches

Why Autistic Adults Often Feel Like They're "Faking It" at Work

Many autistic adults I work with describe a persistent fear that colleagues will discover they're "performing" neurotypical behavior rather than being authentic. This isn't impostor syndrome in the usual sense; it's the exhausting…

Rebecca Goldstein·May 29, 2026·9 min read
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