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Feel exhausted but can’t rest? Anxious but numb at the same time? This isn’t just burnout—your nervous system may be stuck in survival mode. You’re not broken, and you’re not alone.
Grab my FREE Guide “Finally at Peace” and start breaking free from survival mode: https://janice-holland.kit.com/finallyatpeace
00:00 Understanding Anxiety and Numbness
Are you experiencing burnout symptoms, trauma responses, or feeling numb even though you’re anxious? In this video, trauma therapist Janice Holland explains the difference between burnout and trauma responses, why you might feel stuck in survival mode, and practical steps to reconnect with your body and emotions. If you’ve wondered “is this burnout or something deeper?”, this episode is for you.
Which sign of being stuck in survival mode resonated most with you? Share below—your story helps others feel less alone.
Connect with me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.trauma.teacher
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Feel exhausted but can’t rest? Anxious but numb at the same time? This isn’t just burnout—your nervous system may be stuck in survival mode. You’re not broken, and you’re not alone.
Grab my FREE Guide “Finally at Peace” and start breaking free from survival mode: https://janice-holland.kit.com/finallyatpeace
00:00 Understanding Anxiety and Numbness
Are you experiencing burnout symptoms, trauma responses, or feeling numb even though you’re anxious? In this video, trauma therapist Janice Holland explains the difference between burnout and trauma responses, why you might feel stuck in survival mode, and practical steps to reconnect with your body and emotions. If you’ve wondered “is this burnout or something deeper?”, this episode is for you.
Which sign of being stuck in survival mode resonated most with you? Share below—your story helps others feel less alone.
Connect with me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/the.trauma.teacher

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