Burnout isn’t just a buzzword in healthcare. It’s a lived reality that shows up as exhaustion, pressure, and a slow erosion of joy. 

In this episode, Denzil revisits her conversation with five practitioners from across North America — a chiropractor, a psychotherapist, a trauma psychologist, and two physiotherapists — to discuss their experiences with burnout.

Together, they reflect on the emotional and administrative toll of care, and how tools like AI can help bring us back to the work we believe in.

What You’ll Learn

• The hidden weight of running a clinic — and how financial and administrative pressures compound stress
• Why just taking time off isn’t enough to heal burnout
• How AI tools can relieve clinic documentation and administrative burden without replacing human connection
• The boundaries of AI in care, and why human presence will always matter most

Our Panelists

• Roxanne Francis – Psychotherapist and public speaker
• Amanda Buduris – Clinical psychologist and trauma therapist
• Emma Jack – Physiotherapist and owner of Press Play Physio
• Josh Satterlee – Chiropractor and educator
• Roni Glassman – Physiotherapist and movement specialist

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