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Calculated Shard: 164 (from laksa056)

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curl -X POST \
  'http://laksa164.int.ahrefs:8124/' \
  -H 'Content-Type: text/plain' \
  -H 'X-ClickHouse-Database: crawler3' \
  -H 'Authorization: Basic YXBpOg==' \
  -d 'SELECT getAhrefsURLFromUnparsed(src_unparsed) AS found_url, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(download_stamp), 0) AS crawl_time, ifNull(toUnixTimestamp(props_url_first_seen), 0) AS first_indexed_time, download_http_code AS http_code, src_unparsed AS src_unparsed, src_root_hash AS src_root_hash, history_drop_reason AS history_drop_reason, meta_title AS meta_title, meta_descriptions AS meta_descriptions, attrs_boilerpipe_text AS attrs_boilerpipe_text, attrs_markdown AS attrs_markdown, attrs_readable_markdown AS attrs_readable_markdown, meta_canonical AS meta_canonical FROM crawler3.page_info_local FINAL PREWHERE (src_root_hash, src_unparsed) IN ((getAhrefsRootHashFromUnparsed(getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://doctorondemand.com/blog/mental-health/stress-vs-burnout/\')), getAhrefsUnparsedNoserviceFromURL(\'https://doctorondemand.com/blog/mental-health/stress-vs-burnout/\'))) FORMAT JSONEachRow'

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{"found_url":"https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/blog\/mental-health\/stress-vs-burnout\/","crawl_time":1776414586,"first_indexed_time":1660873372,"http_code":200,"src_unparsed":"com,doctorondemand!\/blog\/mental-health\/stress-vs-burnout\/ s443","src_root_hash":"9377194971928316164","history_drop_reason":null,"meta_title":"Stress vs. Burnout–What’s the difference - Doctor On Demand","meta_descriptions":["Think of burnout as the larger, meaner, older brother of stress. It requires stress to exist, but you can have stress without being burnt out. So how do you know the difference? Here are a few key signs."],"attrs_boilerpipe_text":"In this day and age stress surrounds us. It comes at us from all angles: work, home, family, finances, and our physical health. Each of us have developed various ways to cope with stress so that we can overcome such challenges. But what is too much stress and what does it create in us? You’ve heard co-workers or even yourself saying it, “I’m burnt out!”\nStress vs Burnout\nThe line between stress and burnout is a blurred one, and it’s often difficult to see where one ends and the other begins. Burnout is the accumulation of unchecked and built up stress over a period of time. Think of burnout as the larger, meaner, older brother of stress. It requires stress to exist, but you can have stress without being burnt out. So how do you know the difference? Here are a few key signs.\nStress and fatigue are a daily experience for most. With stress there is an end in sight, but getting there may be difficult. Burnout on the other hand is a cycle of negative emotions and withdrawal that result from investing too much into something emotionally, intellectually, or physically without doing anything to restore yourself.\nHere Are Some Common Burnout Symptoms to Look Out For:\nExhaustion: Feeling physically and emotionally drained, lacking energy, and feeling tired all the time.\nReduced Performance: Difficulty concentrating, reduced productivity, and decreased motivation.\nCynicism and Detachment: A feeling of detachment from work and colleagues, and a sense of negativity or cynicism towards work.\nEmotional Distress: Feeling anxious, irritable, or sad, and experiencing mood swings.\nPhysical Symptoms: Physical symptoms such as headaches, muscle pain, and stomach problems.\nInsomnia: Difficulty sleeping or staying asleep, or waking up feeling unrefreshed.\nLoss of Satisfaction: Feeling like your work is not fulfilling, and losing satisfaction or enjoyment from the work that you used to enjoy.\nIncreased Absenteeism: Taking more sick days or time off work than usual, or finding excuses to avoid work.\nNeglecting Personal Needs: Neglecting personal needs such as exercise, hobbies, and socializing, and focusing solely on work.\nIt’s important to note that not everyone experiences burnout in the same way, and symptoms can vary from person to person. If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, it’s important to take steps to address them and seek support if necessary.\nExperiencing large amounts of stress is often enough of a reason for folks to seek out the assistance from a psychologist. However, with burnout it is imperative to seek out professional help as its main symptoms encourage further and further isolation and withdrawal, potentially to the point of depression. Whether you’re stressed, fatigued, or burnt out, a psychologist like myself can help you overcome your challenges.\nHere are 10 Ways to Help Reduce Stress and Burnout\nPractice Mindfulness: Mindfulness is the practice of being present and fully engaged in the current moment. This can include breathing exercises, meditation, or simply being aware of your thoughts and emotions without judgment.\nExercise: Exercise is a great way to reduce stress and improve mood. You can try yoga, running, dancing, or any form of physical activity that you enjoy.\nGet Enough Sleep: Getting enough sleep is crucial for reducing stress and improving overall health. Make sure to prioritize your sleep and create a bedtime routine that helps you wind down.\nPrioritize Self-Care: Taking care of yourself is essential for preventing burnout. Make time for activities that you enjoy, such as reading, taking a bath, or spending time in nature.\nConnect with Others: Social support is an important factor in reducing stress and preventing burnout. Make time to connect with friends and loved ones, or join a support group if you’re feeling overwhelmed.\nPractice Time Management: Poor time management can contribute to stress and burnout. Try using a planner or scheduling app to help you prioritize tasks and manage your time more effectively.\nLimit Screen Time: Spending too much time on electronic devices can contribute to stress and burnout. Try setting limits on your screen time and take regular breaks to rest your eyes and recharge.\nPractice Relaxation Techniques: Relaxation techniques such as deep breathing, progressive muscle relaxation, or visualization can help you feel more calm and centered.\nSet Boundaries: Setting boundaries is important for preventing burnout. Learn to say no to requests that are beyond your capacity or set limits on your availability.\nSeek Professional Help: If you’re feeling overwhelmed or experiencing symptoms of burnout, don’t hesitate to seek professional help. A therapist or counselor can provide support and guidance for managing stress and improving mental health.\nWhether it’s work stress, relationship issues, or trouble sleeping,\nDoctor On Demand has a therapist\nthat will work with you on a personalized plan to achieve your goal.","attrs_markdown":"[Page top]()\n\n[Skip Navigation](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/blog\/mental-health\/stress-vs-burnout\/#main-content)\n\n[Doctor On Demand Logo](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/)\n\n- [Urgent Care](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/urgent-care\/)\n  - [What we treat: Allergies](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/what-we-treat\/allergies\/)\n  - [Cold & Flu](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/what-we-treat\/cold-flu\/)\n  - [COVID-19](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/what-we-treat\/covid\/)\n  - [Pink Eye](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/what-we-treat\/pink-eye\/)\n  - [Sinus Infections](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/what-we-treat\/sinus-infections\/)\n  - [STD Treatment](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/what-we-treat\/std-treatment-online\/)\n  - [Strep throat](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/what-we-treat\/strep-throat\/)\n  - [Urinary Tract Infections (UTI)](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/what-we-treat\/uti\/)\n  - [Yeast Infections](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/what-we-treat\/yeast-infections\/)\n  - [View All Urgent Care](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/urgent-care\/)\n- [Mental Health](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/mental-health\/)\n  - [ADHD](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/what-we-treat\/adhd\/)\n  - [Anxiety](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/what-we-treat\/anxiety\/)\n  - [Depression](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/what-we-treat\/depression\/)\n  - [Grief & Loss](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/what-we-treat\/grief-loss\/)\n  - [Postpartum Depression](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/what-we-treat\/postpartum\/)\n  - [PTSD](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/what-we-treat\/ptsd\/)\n  - [Stress](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/what-we-treat\/stress\/)\n  - [View All Mental Health](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/mental-health\/)\n- [All Telehealth Services](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/what-we-treat\/)\n  - [Urgent Care](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/urgent-care\/)\n  - [Mental Health](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/mental-health\/)\n  - [Online Psychiatry](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/online-psychiatry\/)\n  - [Online Therapy](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/online-therapy\/)\n  - [Virtual Primary Care](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/virtual-primary-care\/)\n  - [Online Skin Care](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/skin-care\/)\n  - [Doctor’s Note](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/doctors-note\/)\n  - [Online Prescriptions](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/online-prescriptions\/)\n  - [Conditions A-Z](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/what-we-treat\/#a-z)\n- [About](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/about-us\/)\n  - [Contact Us](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/how-to-contact-us\/)\n  - [How It Works](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/how-it-works\/)\n  - [Cost & Insurance](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/about-us\/cost-insurance\/)\n  - [Get the App](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/get-the-app\/)\n  - [Our Clinicians](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/clinicians\/)\n  - [FAQs](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/faqs\/)\n  - [Blog](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/blog\/)\n  - [Careers](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/about-us\/doctor-on-demand-careers\/)\n  - [Solutions](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/businesses\/)\n\n×\n\n[Log in](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/login\/) [Get the App](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/get-the-app\/) [Sign up](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/join\/)\n\n[×](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/blog\/mental-health\/stress-vs-burnout\/#HamburgerMenuToggle)\n\n[Page main content]()\n\n1. [Blog](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/blog\/)\n2. » [Mental Health](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/blog\/mental-health\/)\n\n# Stress vs. Burnout–What’s the difference\nUpdated: March 23rd, 2026\n\n![person concerned looking out the bedroom window](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/wp-content\/media-versions\/2022\/04\/8w_x40h__q_40_c_anxiety-stress.jpeg)\n\n## Table of contentIn this article\n1. [Stress vs Burnout](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/blog\/mental-health\/stress-vs-burnout\/#headline-69e131ebe401c)\n2. [Here Are Some Common Burnout Symptoms to Look Out For:](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/blog\/mental-health\/stress-vs-burnout\/#headline-69e131ebe402d)\n3. [Here are 10 Ways to Help Reduce Stress and Burnout](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/blog\/mental-health\/stress-vs-burnout\/#headline-69e131ebe4032)\n\nIn this day and age stress surrounds us. It comes at us from all angles: work, home, family, finances, and our physical health. Each of us have developed various ways to cope with stress so that we can overcome such challenges. But what is too much stress and what does it create in us? You’ve heard co-workers or even yourself saying it, “I’m burnt out!”\n\n## Stress vs Burnout\nThe line between stress and burnout is a blurred one, and it’s often difficult to see where one ends and the other begins. Burnout is the accumulation of unchecked and built up stress over a period of time. Think of burnout as the larger, meaner, older brother of stress. It requires stress to exist, but you can have stress without being burnt out. So how do you know the difference? Here are a few key signs.\n\n![Stress vs. burnout infographic](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/04\/26001_DOD_2026_APRIL_Blog_Graphic-1024x764.png)\n\nStress and fatigue are a daily experience for most. With stress there is an end in sight, but getting there may be difficult. Burnout on the other hand is a cycle of negative emotions and withdrawal that result from investing too much into something emotionally, intellectually, or physically without doing anything to restore yourself.\n\n## Here Are Some Common Burnout Symptoms to Look Out For:\n1. Exhaustion: Feeling physically and emotionally drained, lacking energy, and feeling tired all the time.\n2. Reduced Performance: Difficulty concentrating, reduced productivity, and decreased motivation.\n3. Cynicism and Detachment: A feeling of detachment from work and colleagues, and a sense of negativity or cynicism towards work.\n4. Emotional Distress: Feeling anxious, irritable, or sad, and experiencing mood swings.\n5. Physical Symptoms: Physical symptoms such as headaches, muscle pain, and stomach problems.\n6. Insomnia: Difficulty sleeping or staying asleep, or waking up feeling unrefreshed.\n7. Loss of Satisfaction: Feeling like your work is not fulfilling, and losing satisfaction or enjoyment from the work that you used to enjoy.\n8. Increased Absenteeism: Taking more sick days or time off work than usual, or finding excuses to avoid work.\n9. Neglecting Personal Needs: Neglecting personal needs such as exercise, hobbies, and socializing, and focusing solely on work.\n\nIt’s important to note that not everyone experiences burnout in the same way, and symptoms can vary from person to person. If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, it’s important to take steps to address them and seek support if necessary.\n\n## Stressed?\nYou don’t have to manage your stress, anxiety or burnout alone. You’ve got us.\n\n[See an online therapist](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/join\/)\n\nExperiencing large amounts of stress is often enough of a reason for folks to seek out the assistance from a psychologist. However, with burnout it is imperative to seek out professional help as its main symptoms encourage further and further isolation and withdrawal, potentially to the point of depression. Whether you’re stressed, fatigued, or burnt out, a psychologist like myself can help you overcome your challenges.\n\n## Here are 10 Ways to Help Reduce Stress and Burnout\n1. Practice Mindfulness: Mindfulness is the practice of being present and fully engaged in the current moment. This can include breathing exercises, meditation, or simply being aware of your thoughts and emotions without judgment.\n2. Exercise: Exercise is a great way to reduce stress and improve mood. You can try yoga, running, dancing, or any form of physical activity that you enjoy.\n3. Get Enough Sleep: Getting enough sleep is crucial for reducing stress and improving overall health. Make sure to prioritize your sleep and create a bedtime routine that helps you wind down.\n4. Prioritize Self-Care: Taking care of yourself is essential for preventing burnout. Make time for activities that you enjoy, such as reading, taking a bath, or spending time in nature.\n5. Connect with Others: Social support is an important factor in reducing stress and preventing burnout. Make time to connect with friends and loved ones, or join a support group if you’re feeling overwhelmed.\n6. Practice Time Management: Poor time management can contribute to stress and burnout. Try using a planner or scheduling app to help you prioritize tasks and manage your time more effectively.\n7. Limit Screen Time: Spending too much time on electronic devices can contribute to stress and burnout. Try setting limits on your screen time and take regular breaks to rest your eyes and recharge.\n8. Practice Relaxation Techniques: Relaxation techniques such as deep breathing, progressive muscle relaxation, or visualization can help you feel more calm and centered.\n9. Set Boundaries: Setting boundaries is important for preventing burnout. Learn to say no to requests that are beyond your capacity or set limits on your availability.\n10. Seek Professional Help: If you’re feeling overwhelmed or experiencing symptoms of burnout, don’t hesitate to seek professional help. 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Burnout is the accumulation of unchecked and built up stress over a period of time. Think of burnout as the larger, meaner, older brother of stress. It requires stress to exist, but you can have stress without being burnt out. So how do you know the difference? Here are a few key signs.\n\n![Stress vs. burnout infographic](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/04\/26001_DOD_2026_APRIL_Blog_Graphic-1024x764.png)\n\nStress and fatigue are a daily experience for most. With stress there is an end in sight, but getting there may be difficult. Burnout on the other hand is a cycle of negative emotions and withdrawal that result from investing too much into something emotionally, intellectually, or physically without doing anything to restore yourself.\n\n## Here Are Some Common Burnout Symptoms to Look Out For:\n1. Exhaustion: Feeling physically and emotionally drained, lacking energy, and feeling tired all the time.\n2. Reduced Performance: Difficulty concentrating, reduced productivity, and decreased motivation.\n3. Cynicism and Detachment: A feeling of detachment from work and colleagues, and a sense of negativity or cynicism towards work.\n4. Emotional Distress: Feeling anxious, irritable, or sad, and experiencing mood swings.\n5. Physical Symptoms: Physical symptoms such as headaches, muscle pain, and stomach problems.\n6. Insomnia: Difficulty sleeping or staying asleep, or waking up feeling unrefreshed.\n7. Loss of Satisfaction: Feeling like your work is not fulfilling, and losing satisfaction or enjoyment from the work that you used to enjoy.\n8. Increased Absenteeism: Taking more sick days or time off work than usual, or finding excuses to avoid work.\n9. Neglecting Personal Needs: Neglecting personal needs such as exercise, hobbies, and socializing, and focusing solely on work.\n\nIt’s important to note that not everyone experiences burnout in the same way, and symptoms can vary from person to person. If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, it’s important to take steps to address them and seek support if necessary.\n\nExperiencing large amounts of stress is often enough of a reason for folks to seek out the assistance from a psychologist. However, with burnout it is imperative to seek out professional help as its main symptoms encourage further and further isolation and withdrawal, potentially to the point of depression. Whether you’re stressed, fatigued, or burnt out, a psychologist like myself can help you overcome your challenges.\n\n## Here are 10 Ways to Help Reduce Stress and Burnout\n1. Practice Mindfulness: Mindfulness is the practice of being present and fully engaged in the current moment. This can include breathing exercises, meditation, or simply being aware of your thoughts and emotions without judgment.\n2. Exercise: Exercise is a great way to reduce stress and improve mood. You can try yoga, running, dancing, or any form of physical activity that you enjoy.\n3. Get Enough Sleep: Getting enough sleep is crucial for reducing stress and improving overall health. Make sure to prioritize your sleep and create a bedtime routine that helps you wind down.\n4. Prioritize Self-Care: Taking care of yourself is essential for preventing burnout. Make time for activities that you enjoy, such as reading, taking a bath, or spending time in nature.\n5. Connect with Others: Social support is an important factor in reducing stress and preventing burnout. Make time to connect with friends and loved ones, or join a support group if you’re feeling overwhelmed.\n6. Practice Time Management: Poor time management can contribute to stress and burnout. Try using a planner or scheduling app to help you prioritize tasks and manage your time more effectively.\n7. Limit Screen Time: Spending too much time on electronic devices can contribute to stress and burnout. Try setting limits on your screen time and take regular breaks to rest your eyes and recharge.\n8. Practice Relaxation Techniques: Relaxation techniques such as deep breathing, progressive muscle relaxation, or visualization can help you feel more calm and centered.\n9. Set Boundaries: Setting boundaries is important for preventing burnout. Learn to say no to requests that are beyond your capacity or set limits on your availability.\n10. Seek Professional Help: If you’re feeling overwhelmed or experiencing symptoms of burnout, don’t hesitate to seek professional help. A therapist or counselor can provide support and guidance for managing stress and improving mental health.\n\nWhether it’s work stress, relationship issues, or trouble sleeping, [Doctor On Demand has a therapist](https:\/\/doctorondemand.com\/online-therapy\/) that will work with you on a personalized plan to achieve your goal.","meta_canonical":null}

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Boilerpipe Text	In this day and age stress surrounds us. It comes at us from all angles: work, home, family, finances, and our physical health. Each of us have developed various ways to cope with stress so that we can overcome such challenges. But what is too much stress and what does it create in us? You’ve heard co-workers or even yourself saying it, “I’m burnt out!” Stress vs Burnout The line between stress and burnout is a blurred one, and it’s often difficult to see where one ends and the other begins. Burnout is the accumulation of unchecked and built up stress over a period of time. Think of burnout as the larger, meaner, older brother of stress. It requires stress to exist, but you can have stress without being burnt out. So how do you know the difference? Here are a few key signs. Stress and fatigue are a daily experience for most. With stress there is an end in sight, but getting there may be difficult. Burnout on the other hand is a cycle of negative emotions and withdrawal that result from investing too much into something emotionally, intellectually, or physically without doing anything to restore yourself. Here Are Some Common Burnout Symptoms to Look Out For: Exhaustion: Feeling physically and emotionally drained, lacking energy, and feeling tired all the time. Reduced Performance: Difficulty concentrating, reduced productivity, and decreased motivation. Cynicism and Detachment: A feeling of detachment from work and colleagues, and a sense of negativity or cynicism towards work. Emotional Distress: Feeling anxious, irritable, or sad, and experiencing mood swings. Physical Symptoms: Physical symptoms such as headaches, muscle pain, and stomach problems. Insomnia: Difficulty sleeping or staying asleep, or waking up feeling unrefreshed. Loss of Satisfaction: Feeling like your work is not fulfilling, and losing satisfaction or enjoyment from the work that you used to enjoy. Increased Absenteeism: Taking more sick days or time off work than usual, or finding excuses to avoid work. Neglecting Personal Needs: Neglecting personal needs such as exercise, hobbies, and socializing, and focusing solely on work. It’s important to note that not everyone experiences burnout in the same way, and symptoms can vary from person to person. If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, it’s important to take steps to address them and seek support if necessary. Experiencing large amounts of stress is often enough of a reason for folks to seek out the assistance from a psychologist. However, with burnout it is imperative to seek out professional help as its main symptoms encourage further and further isolation and withdrawal, potentially to the point of depression. Whether you’re stressed, fatigued, or burnt out, a psychologist like myself can help you overcome your challenges. Here are 10 Ways to Help Reduce Stress and Burnout Practice Mindfulness: Mindfulness is the practice of being present and fully engaged in the current moment. This can include breathing exercises, meditation, or simply being aware of your thoughts and emotions without judgment. Exercise: Exercise is a great way to reduce stress and improve mood. You can try yoga, running, dancing, or any form of physical activity that you enjoy. Get Enough Sleep: Getting enough sleep is crucial for reducing stress and improving overall health. Make sure to prioritize your sleep and create a bedtime routine that helps you wind down. Prioritize Self-Care: Taking care of yourself is essential for preventing burnout. Make time for activities that you enjoy, such as reading, taking a bath, or spending time in nature. Connect with Others: Social support is an important factor in reducing stress and preventing burnout. Make time to connect with friends and loved ones, or join a support group if you’re feeling overwhelmed. Practice Time Management: Poor time management can contribute to stress and burnout. Try using a planner or scheduling app to help you prioritize tasks and manage your time more effectively. Limit Screen Time: Spending too much time on electronic devices can contribute to stress and burnout. Try setting limits on your screen time and take regular breaks to rest your eyes and recharge. Practice Relaxation Techniques: Relaxation techniques such as deep breathing, progressive muscle relaxation, or visualization can help you feel more calm and centered. Set Boundaries: Setting boundaries is important for preventing burnout. Learn to say no to requests that are beyond your capacity or set limits on your availability. Seek Professional Help: If you’re feeling overwhelmed or experiencing symptoms of burnout, don’t hesitate to seek professional help. A therapist or counselor can provide support and guidance for managing stress and improving mental health. Whether it’s work stress, relationship issues, or trouble sleeping, Doctor On Demand has a therapist that will work with you on a personalized plan to achieve your goal.
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[Blog](https://doctorondemand.com/blog/) 2. » [Mental Health](https://doctorondemand.com/blog/mental-health/) # Stress vs. Burnout–What’s the difference Updated: March 23rd, 2026 ![person concerned looking out the bedroom window](https://doctorondemand.com/wp-content/media-versions/2022/04/8w_x40h__q_40_c_anxiety-stress.jpeg) ## Table of contentIn this article 1. [Stress vs Burnout](https://doctorondemand.com/blog/mental-health/stress-vs-burnout/#headline-69e131ebe401c) 2. [Here Are Some Common Burnout Symptoms to Look Out For:](https://doctorondemand.com/blog/mental-health/stress-vs-burnout/#headline-69e131ebe402d) 3. [Here are 10 Ways to Help Reduce Stress and Burnout](https://doctorondemand.com/blog/mental-health/stress-vs-burnout/#headline-69e131ebe4032) In this day and age stress surrounds us. It comes at us from all angles: work, home, family, finances, and our physical health. Each of us have developed various ways to cope with stress so that we can overcome such challenges. But what is too much stress and what does it create in us? You’ve heard co-workers or even yourself saying it, “I’m burnt out!” ## Stress vs Burnout The line between stress and burnout is a blurred one, and it’s often difficult to see where one ends and the other begins. Burnout is the accumulation of unchecked and built up stress over a period of time. Think of burnout as the larger, meaner, older brother of stress. It requires stress to exist, but you can have stress without being burnt out. So how do you know the difference? Here are a few key signs. ![Stress vs. burnout infographic](https://doctorondemand.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/26001_DOD_2026_APRIL_Blog_Graphic-1024x764.png) Stress and fatigue are a daily experience for most. With stress there is an end in sight, but getting there may be difficult. Burnout on the other hand is a cycle of negative emotions and withdrawal that result from investing too much into something emotionally, intellectually, or physically without doing anything to restore yourself. ## Here Are Some Common Burnout Symptoms to Look Out For: 1. Exhaustion: Feeling physically and emotionally drained, lacking energy, and feeling tired all the time. 2. Reduced Performance: Difficulty concentrating, reduced productivity, and decreased motivation. 3. Cynicism and Detachment: A feeling of detachment from work and colleagues, and a sense of negativity or cynicism towards work. 4. Emotional Distress: Feeling anxious, irritable, or sad, and experiencing mood swings. 5. Physical Symptoms: Physical symptoms such as headaches, muscle pain, and stomach problems. 6. Insomnia: Difficulty sleeping or staying asleep, or waking up feeling unrefreshed. 7. Loss of Satisfaction: Feeling like your work is not fulfilling, and losing satisfaction or enjoyment from the work that you used to enjoy. 8. Increased Absenteeism: Taking more sick days or time off work than usual, or finding excuses to avoid work. 9. Neglecting Personal Needs: Neglecting personal needs such as exercise, hobbies, and socializing, and focusing solely on work. It’s important to note that not everyone experiences burnout in the same way, and symptoms can vary from person to person. If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, it’s important to take steps to address them and seek support if necessary. ## Stressed? You don’t have to manage your stress, anxiety or burnout alone. You’ve got us. [See an online therapist](https://doctorondemand.com/join/) Experiencing large amounts of stress is often enough of a reason for folks to seek out the assistance from a psychologist. However, with burnout it is imperative to seek out professional help as its main symptoms encourage further and further isolation and withdrawal, potentially to the point of depression. Whether you’re stressed, fatigued, or burnt out, a psychologist like myself can help you overcome your challenges. ## Here are 10 Ways to Help Reduce Stress and Burnout 1. Practice Mindfulness: Mindfulness is the practice of being present and fully engaged in the current moment. This can include breathing exercises, meditation, or simply being aware of your thoughts and emotions without judgment. 2. Exercise: Exercise is a great way to reduce stress and improve mood. You can try yoga, running, dancing, or any form of physical activity that you enjoy. 3. Get Enough Sleep: Getting enough sleep is crucial for reducing stress and improving overall health. Make sure to prioritize your sleep and create a bedtime routine that helps you wind down. 4. Prioritize Self-Care: Taking care of yourself is essential for preventing burnout. Make time for activities that you enjoy, such as reading, taking a bath, or spending time in nature. 5. Connect with Others: Social support is an important factor in reducing stress and preventing burnout. Make time to connect with friends and loved ones, or join a support group if you’re feeling overwhelmed. 6. Practice Time Management: Poor time management can contribute to stress and burnout. Try using a planner or scheduling app to help you prioritize tasks and manage your time more effectively. 7. Limit Screen Time: Spending too much time on electronic devices can contribute to stress and burnout. Try setting limits on your screen time and take regular breaks to rest your eyes and recharge. 8. Practice Relaxation Techniques: Relaxation techniques such as deep breathing, progressive muscle relaxation, or visualization can help you feel more calm and centered. 9. Set Boundaries: Setting boundaries is important for preventing burnout. Learn to say no to requests that are beyond your capacity or set limits on your availability. 10. Seek Professional Help: If you’re feeling overwhelmed or experiencing symptoms of burnout, don’t hesitate to seek professional help. A therapist or counselor can provide support and guidance for managing stress and improving mental health. Whether it’s work stress, relationship issues, or trouble sleeping, [Doctor On Demand has a therapist](https://doctorondemand.com/online-therapy/) that will work with you on a personalized plan to achieve your goal. 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Readable Markdown	In this day and age stress surrounds us. It comes at us from all angles: work, home, family, finances, and our physical health. Each of us have developed various ways to cope with stress so that we can overcome such challenges. But what is too much stress and what does it create in us? You’ve heard co-workers or even yourself saying it, “I’m burnt out!” ## Stress vs Burnout The line between stress and burnout is a blurred one, and it’s often difficult to see where one ends and the other begins. Burnout is the accumulation of unchecked and built up stress over a period of time. Think of burnout as the larger, meaner, older brother of stress. It requires stress to exist, but you can have stress without being burnt out. So how do you know the difference? Here are a few key signs. ![Stress vs. burnout infographic](https://doctorondemand.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/26001_DOD_2026_APRIL_Blog_Graphic-1024x764.png) Stress and fatigue are a daily experience for most. With stress there is an end in sight, but getting there may be difficult. Burnout on the other hand is a cycle of negative emotions and withdrawal that result from investing too much into something emotionally, intellectually, or physically without doing anything to restore yourself. ## Here Are Some Common Burnout Symptoms to Look Out For: 1. Exhaustion: Feeling physically and emotionally drained, lacking energy, and feeling tired all the time. 2. Reduced Performance: Difficulty concentrating, reduced productivity, and decreased motivation. 3. Cynicism and Detachment: A feeling of detachment from work and colleagues, and a sense of negativity or cynicism towards work. 4. Emotional Distress: Feeling anxious, irritable, or sad, and experiencing mood swings. 5. Physical Symptoms: Physical symptoms such as headaches, muscle pain, and stomach problems. 6. Insomnia: Difficulty sleeping or staying asleep, or waking up feeling unrefreshed. 7. Loss of Satisfaction: Feeling like your work is not fulfilling, and losing satisfaction or enjoyment from the work that you used to enjoy. 8. Increased Absenteeism: Taking more sick days or time off work than usual, or finding excuses to avoid work. 9. Neglecting Personal Needs: Neglecting personal needs such as exercise, hobbies, and socializing, and focusing solely on work. It’s important to note that not everyone experiences burnout in the same way, and symptoms can vary from person to person. If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, it’s important to take steps to address them and seek support if necessary. Experiencing large amounts of stress is often enough of a reason for folks to seek out the assistance from a psychologist. However, with burnout it is imperative to seek out professional help as its main symptoms encourage further and further isolation and withdrawal, potentially to the point of depression. Whether you’re stressed, fatigued, or burnt out, a psychologist like myself can help you overcome your challenges. ## Here are 10 Ways to Help Reduce Stress and Burnout 1. Practice Mindfulness: Mindfulness is the practice of being present and fully engaged in the current moment. This can include breathing exercises, meditation, or simply being aware of your thoughts and emotions without judgment. 2. Exercise: Exercise is a great way to reduce stress and improve mood. You can try yoga, running, dancing, or any form of physical activity that you enjoy. 3. Get Enough Sleep: Getting enough sleep is crucial for reducing stress and improving overall health. Make sure to prioritize your sleep and create a bedtime routine that helps you wind down. 4. Prioritize Self-Care: Taking care of yourself is essential for preventing burnout. Make time for activities that you enjoy, such as reading, taking a bath, or spending time in nature. 5. Connect with Others: Social support is an important factor in reducing stress and preventing burnout. Make time to connect with friends and loved ones, or join a support group if you’re feeling overwhelmed. 6. Practice Time Management: Poor time management can contribute to stress and burnout. Try using a planner or scheduling app to help you prioritize tasks and manage your time more effectively. 7. Limit Screen Time: Spending too much time on electronic devices can contribute to stress and burnout. Try setting limits on your screen time and take regular breaks to rest your eyes and recharge. 8. Practice Relaxation Techniques: Relaxation techniques such as deep breathing, progressive muscle relaxation, or visualization can help you feel more calm and centered. 9. Set Boundaries: Setting boundaries is important for preventing burnout. Learn to say no to requests that are beyond your capacity or set limits on your availability. 10. Seek Professional Help: If you’re feeling overwhelmed or experiencing symptoms of burnout, don’t hesitate to seek professional help. A therapist or counselor can provide support and guidance for managing stress and improving mental health. Whether it’s work stress, relationship issues, or trouble sleeping, [Doctor On Demand has a therapist](https://doctorondemand.com/online-therapy/) that will work with you on a personalized plan to achieve your goal.
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