Counseling for Therapists, Caregivers, & Healers
Taking care of others is taking its toll on you…
You’re at the edge of burnout and you don’t know where to turn because you have to keep giving to others.
We get it. And we can help.
We can offer you the safe space you need to heal yourself ...
so you can continue to heal others.
Meet our experts in counseling for therapists, caregivers, & healers
Jesusa E. Jasso
Ph.D., LPC-S, NCC (she/her/ella)
Bilingual English/Spanish
Dr. Jesusa has several years’ experience in supervising and work with clinicians in high acuity, high stress environments.
As a former clinical supervisor in an agency serving unaccompanied minors, Dr. Jesusa is skilled at navigating vicarious trauma, compassion fatigue, and navigating complicated systems as a clinician.
She is also passionate about helping family caregivers and helpers; she has compassion and understanding for the complicated nature of helping family when you yourself need help.
Ana M. Salazar
Ph.D., LPC-S
(she/her)
Dr. Ana has over a decade of experience in leading teams, supervising clinicians of all levels and navigating the challenges of caring for a team, yourself, and the clients you serve.
As former clinical director for a clinic serving hundreds and also balancing leadership responsibilities, she is passionate about helping professional helpers in understanding the roles and stresses of serving.
She is also passionate about helping counselors who have to manage their own emotions in high crisis, high acuity situations. Dr. Ana understands the struggle and compassion fatigue that comes with assisting clients and families through suicide and suicidal ideations.
Burnout and caregiver fatigue looks different for everyone and it can also change in different situations or across days.
However, there are some common symptoms including:
Feeling constantly sad, dull, or numb
Losing interest in topics and clients that used to bring joy
Difficulty concentrating or focusing
Restlessness
Irritability, anger, or frustration
Increase in stress
Fear of failing or “not doing it right”
Feelings of imposter phenomenon
Feeling worthless
Isolation & loneliness
Low motivation
There are also some physical symptoms you may experience including:
Significant changes in appetite
Physical strain or exhaustion
Periods of fatigue
Insomnia or sleeping too much
Return or escalation of a pre-existing illness
Weakened immune system
Increase in substance use
Losing your temper or irritability
Headaches
Stomachaches or nausea
Aches & pains
Our expert clinicians can work together to help you learn to manage your emotions, caseloads, and burdens so you can regain control of your work-life.
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Experts for Real People
Ready to work with a therapist who will listen to you?
Call us at 361-462-4328
or fill out this form to get started!
We will reach out within 1-2 business days, not counting weekends or holidays, to confirm your request and to arrange a consultation phone call.