1:1 STRESS + BURNOUT COACHING

For when you need someone in it with you.

Get strategic, personalized support for exactly what you're going through. Whether you're navigating a role that's wearing you down, trying to manage your energy better, or dealing with work stress that's affecting your health, this level of support meets you closer to the problem.

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IS THIS FOR YOU?

Our R&R Reset 1:1 coaching could be a fit if...

You’re in a high-demand role or environment, like consulting, tech, finance, healthcare, academia, or public sector work

Work stress is impacting your health, focus, performance, or sense of self

You’re not showing up the way you usually do, and you want to understand what’s going on

You're navigating something time-sensitive, like a medical leave, sabbatical, role change, or career transition

You want personalized support that helps you understand your options and choose what feels right for you

OUR PROCESS

How we work together.

Recovery isn't linear. In 1:1 coaching, we move through three phases as often as needed to build skills, integrate what you learn, and create lasting change.

1

UNDERSTAND

Listen + Align

We start by looking honestly at what’s on your plate, where stress is hitting hardest, and what’s taking the most out of you. From there, we clarify what progress could look like and map a next step that fits your capacity.

2

PLAN

Prepare + Engage

Together, we choose the tools and practices that make sense for what you’re facing. You’ll practice using them between sessions and build confidence applying them in real time.

3

INTEGRATE

Reflect + Recover

Whether it's tools, skills, resources, or systems — we help you integrate the support you need to bring your plan to life.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Everything you might be wondering.

A burnout coach helps you understand what’s contributing to your stress or burnout and build practical ways to recover. At Resilient Resonance, that means looking at how stress is affecting your nervous system, work, health, and decision-making, then creating a plan that fits your life.
This work sits at the intersection of stress, health, habits, and work. It is not therapy, and it does not replace mental health care. It is also not traditional career coaching focused only on resumes, job searches, or next roles. 1:1 coaching gives you structured support to understand what stress is doing, regulate your nervous system, and make decisions about work and life with more support.
Of course. You don't have to hit a breaking point to benefit from support. If stress is starting to affect your health, work, focus, or ability to recover, a burnout coach can help you understand what is happening and what needs attention first.
Every client's path is different. But common outcomes include recognizing stress responses sooner, having regulation tools you can use under pressure, making work or leave-related decisions with more support, and creating a recovery plan that reflects your real capacity.
Start with a free, no-pressure intro call. You can share what’s going on, ask questions, and see whether this kind of support feels useful.

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LET'S KEEP IN TOUCH

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FOLLOW ALONG

Follow the journey.

Get gentle reminders, tips, and reflections to help you build a more sustainable life and career.

As a burnout recovery coach, I need you to know: rest alone is not going to fix your burnout. 🧩

I know how disappointing that is to hear when you're running on empty and just want one good weekend to reset you.

But here's the honest truth: if sleep alone fixed it, you'd just be tired, not burnt out. Burnout lives in a nervous system that's been in survival mode for too long, and no amount of napping rewires that on its own.

Rest is a real and necessary piece. But lasting recovery also means changing what keeps draining you in the first place: the boundaries you don't set, the over-functioning, the worth you keep trying to earn. Rest refills the cup — the deeper work stops it from leaking.

What's something you thought would fix your burnout that… didn't? 👇

With care,
Claire

#BurnoutRecovery #NervousSystemRegulation #HighFunctioningBurnout #HardTruth #HighAchievers #BurnoutCoach

Before I understood it was burnout, I was sure the problem was me.

I thought I'd lost my discipline. That I was procrastinating because I was lazy. That I just needed to try harder.

But my body and mind had been sending signals long before I listened.

Burnout rarely starts with a dramatic collapse. More often it shows up in the small stuff: reading the same sentence ten times and absorbing nothing, a five-minute task feeling impossible, sleep that never leaves you rested, that quiet hum of being permanently out of energy.
Noticing these signs early can change everything.

A gentle but important reminder: these symptoms can also show up with anxiety, depression, and other health conditions, a burnout diagnosis should come from a qualified professional. 💛

So tell me: which of these signs have you noticed in yourself?

With care,
Claire

#BurnoutRecovery #HighFunctioningBurnout #NervousSystemRegulation #StressManagement #HighAchievers #MentalHealthAwareness

2am, incognito tab, "am I burnt out or just lazy?" 👀

If you've ever typed something like this in secret… relax. Almost everyone I work with has.

The problem was never having the question. The problem is that so many high-achievers would rather quietly ask Google than say it out loud — because they're scared it means they're failing, or weak, or "being dramatic." (You're not. None of those.)

Here's the thing: the question you'd only type in a private tab at 2am is exactly the one I want to help you with. No judgment. No rush. No "just push through it."

Which of these have you searched? Comment below — I promise you're not the only one 👇

With care,

Claire

#BurnoutRecovery #NervousSystemRegulation #HighFunctioningBurnout #HighAchievers #YouAreNotAlone #BurnoutSymptoms

You might not think twice about saying yes when you want to say no, answering something that could’ve waited, or feeling guilty the second you finally rest.

But those little patterns add up.

People-pleasing. Overcommitting. False urgency. Rest guilt. Boundary guilt.

Sometimes the habits that keep you looking like you have it all together are the same ones quietly draining you.

Which one called you out the most? 👀

#burnoutrecovery #highachiever #peoplepleasing #workstress #burnoutcoach

Turns out, all of these "kinda chic" habits can actually be learned. 🤍

For a long time I thought being regulated was something you either had or you didn't, that calm people were just built different. They're not. A nervous system that feels safe, rest that doesn't come with guilt, the ability to say no without over-explaining… these are skills. And you can build them.

That's exactly the work I do with clients in my coaching, not "manage your stress better," but genuinely rewire how your body responds to it, so a calmer life feels normal instead of impossible.

Which one do you want to be true for you? 👇

With care,
Claire

#BurnoutRecovery #NervousSystemRegulation #HighFunctioningBurnout #HighAchievers #RestIsProductive #ChicHabits

1. Extend your exhale — breathe in for 3, out for 6. A longer exhale activates your parasympathetic "rest and digest" system and signals to your body that it's safe to come down.
2. Hum or sigh out loud — humming vibrates and tones the vagus nerve, which naturally slows your breathing and shifts you toward calm.
3. Get cold on purpose — splash cold water on your face or hold something cool for a few seconds. It triggers a reflex that slows your heart rate and pulls you out of spin.
4. Legs up the wall — lie down and rest your legs up a wall for a few minutes. It removes sensory input and helps your body settle into a calmer state.
5. Shake it out — literally shake your hands, arms, and legs for 30 seconds to discharge stuck stress energy (the adrenaline your body never got to use).
6. Orient to the room — slowly look around and name 5 things you can see. It reminds your nervous system that you're safe here, not in danger.
7. Move the emotion through you — a brisk walk, dancing, stretching. Sometimes regulating doesn't look calm; it looks like letting the energy out first.
8. Warm + heavy — a hot shower, a weighted blanket, a warm drink held in both hands. Warmth and gentle pressure cue safety to the body.
9. Do a brain-dump — write everything swirling in your head onto paper, unfiltered. It releases the tension you'd otherwise carry in your body.
10. Feet on the floor, hand on heart — press your feet down, place a hand on your chest, and take three slow breaths. The simplest reset when everything feels like too much.

Reminder: notice how activated you feel 1–10 before and after — that's how you learn which tools work best for your body. 🤍

Which one are you trying first? 👇

With care,
Claire

#NervousSystemRegulation #BurnoutRecovery #HighFunctioningBurnout #VagusNerve #StressRelief #HighAchievers

Setting boundaries isn’t always the hard part. Sometimes it’s accepting that people might not like them.

And doing it anyway. 🤍

#burnoutrecovery #healthyboundaries #peoplepleasing #burnoutcoach #highachiever

The kind of texts I wish more people sent before they pushed themselves past their limit. 😭

Consider this your reminder that you’re allowed to change your mind, do things imperfectly, rest without earning it, and be DONE for the day.

Which text felt a little too real? 👀

#burnoutrecovery #burnoutcoach #highachiever #workplaceburnout #peoplepleasing

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