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The Inner Child and Burnout | Why rest feels unsafe and slowing down feels wrong

Burnout is not a time management problem. It's often an unsoothed inner child still trying to earn safety through effort.

This workshop is for the woman who looks capable on the outside but feels wired, exhausted, or quietly resentful on the inside. The one who knows how to lead, care, and produce… yet struggles to rest without guilt or anxiety creeping in.

We'll explore burnout through the lens of the nervous system and early conditioning. Not to blame the past or relive it, but to understand why slowing down feels unsafe and why doing more has become the default response.

You’ll learn how early messages around worth, responsibility, and rest shaped your relationship with work and self-care and how those patterns live in your body today.

This is embodied awareness, gentle somatic practices, and real-world integration.

What to expect:
• Why burnout is often a survival strategy, not a personal failure
• How inner child conditioning wires hustle, guilt, and hyper vigilance
• Where rest feels unsafe in the body and how to work with it
• A guided somatic practice to downshift without forcing calm
• Inner child dialogue that builds safety instead of pressure
• Rewriting the rules around rest, needs, and self-leadership
• One grounded boundary to protect your nervous system moving forward

What you’ll leave with
• A new understanding of your burnout that feels relieving, not heavy
• Tools to soothe the nervous system in real time
• Less self-judgment and more internal safety
• A felt sense of permission to rest without earning it
• Clarity around one change that actually supports your energy

This workshop is for you if you are ready to stop pushing through and start listening to what your body has been trying to say all along.

Upcoming Schedule

SAT MAR 14, 1 - 3:30 PM ADT

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