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Don't know who to turn to? Not sure what type of help is right for you? We can help you navigate and connect you with a professional who is right for your situation. Whether you're dealing with burnout, long-term stress, or looking for change, together we can find a way to regain balance.
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WHICH EXPERT IS
RIGHT FOR YOU
Each specialist focuses on a different area of support. Browse through the individual types of specialists, their profiles, and find out which one best matches your situation, needs, and expectations.
*Meeting price, location, and seating options (in-person/online)
Contribution options from the insurance company can be found on the individual specialists' websites, and for some, directly in their bios.
*Meeting price, location, and seating options (in-person/online)
Contribution options from the insurance company can be found on the individual specialists' websites, and for some, directly in their bios.
adviser
“I feel in a difficult situation and I don’t know what’s happening to me or what type of help would be right for me.”
An adviser helps you get your bearings – for example, to determine whether it could be burnout, long-term stress, or another type of difficulty. Together, you map out the situation, name the level of stress, and set next steps – whether it involves specific changes in work or recommendations for further professional care.
View expertsPsychotherapist
“I feel exhausted, without energy or purpose for a long time, and it is starting to affect other areas of my life.”
A psychotherapist is a good choice when problems persist, worsen, or are accompanied by anxiety, irritability, sleep disturbances, or feelings of failure. If it is no longer just a matter of work discomfort, but of your overall psychological state, psychotherapy offers a safe space for deeper work.
View expertsCoach
“I feel like I want to change something or move on, but I don’t feel like I’m in an acute crisis.”
A coach is suitable if you have basic stability but are looking for direction, greater balance or more effective functioning. Coaching is future-oriented and action-oriented – helping to translate intention into practice and supporting your responsibility for change.
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