What is burnout?
Is my child in burnout?
What can I do about?
How do I understand it?
What can help?
Supporting a child who appears checked out, disconnected, or avoidant can be deeply exhausting and frustrating, especially when you’re showing up with care, patience, and good intentions. When a child doesn’t engage or seems uninterested in anything, it can leave adults feeling helpless, discouraged, or even questioning themselves. What’s important to remember is that this kind of withdrawal is often not a lack of motivation or effort, but a sign that the child’s nervous system is overwhelmed or protecting itself. Beneath the disconnection is a child doing their best to cope.
You are invited to watch this 3 part video series on the road to burnout and what we can do about it!
There are three video modules in this educational presentation.
Each module is one hour in length.
What is the path to wellness for someone in burnout?
Come learn the importance of rest and recovery.
This will dive into how the polyvagal theory helps us look at burnout in a slightly different way along with how nature can support those burnout.
FAQ section
You've got questions. We've got answers.
Yes, this is for anyone who is supporting a child who is in burnout or you are suspecting could be. We think this would be an amazing resource for professionals: OT, Speech, Teachers, Counselors.
You will have access forever. So you can come back to it over and over again.
If you live in the Wisconsin or Minnesota area, we do provide individualized Occupational Therapy services. You can also look for OT services in the area in which you live. Look for pediatric OT. You can also email us: rainbowtreeinfo@gmail.com.
Website: www.rainbowtreetherapies.com