PROGRAM DETAILS

Re-Entry Plan: Gentle Return After Burnout

by Sydney Williams

English

1-1 Program

50 minutes / bi-weekly

from 1250 USD for 3 sessions

Overview

What you'll achieve

Safe workload ramp with guardrails

Daily/weekly regulation routine

Relapse indicators + response playbook

Who this is for

Recently stabilized from Stage 4 (Wildfire)

Ready to re-engage work without re-injury

What's included

Relapse-Prevention Playbook

Employer/HR language templates (optional)

Three brief check-ins (async messages)

Program structure

1. Clearance & Baseline

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You’ll confirm clinician clearance, set a safe pace, and learn your personal safety cues and stop-signals.

2. Micro-Ramp

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You’ll return in small, planned steps with scheduled regulation blocks, so capacity builds without spikes.

3. Guardrails

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You’ll set boundaries, brief allies/manager (optional templates), and define what happens if symptoms tick up.

4. Stabilize & Extend

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You’ll expand workload only if metrics stay stable, and you’ll leave with a relapse plan you and your clinician trust.

What you'll need

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Sydney Williams

Burnout Recovery Coach

Location

United States

Experience

4 years experience

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I’m Sydney Williams, M.A. Clinical Psychology (Pepperdine)—a burnout recovery coach for high-responsibility people in law, healthcare, tech, and leadership. I created the AnewRoot Burnout Stages™ (Flicker → Smoke → Flame → Wildfire → Crisis) to quickly pinpoint where you are and what will help now.

 

My background is psychologically informed and trauma-aware; my coaching is practical and outcome-driven. We’ll calm what’s urgent, design boundaries that hold, and build a week you can actually live with. When needed, I coordinate with your therapist so structure and healing work together. Faith integration is available by request.

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FAQs

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What if I backslide?

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We taper workload, re-assess with your clinician, and adapt.