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High-Achieving Moms: Here’s the Burnout Nobody Talks About

  • Writer: Simone
    Simone
  • Sep 25, 2025
  • 1 min read

High-achieving moms are often juggling demanding careers, family responsibilities, and personal goals. While it’s impressive, it also puts them at a higher risk for burnout - a mental, emotional, and physical exhaustion that few openly discuss.


Why High-Achieving Moms Burn Out


1. Perfectionism: The desire to excel at work and home creates constant pressure.


2. Overcommitment: Balancing meetings, deadlines, school runs, and social obligations leaves little time to recharge.


3. Neglecting Self-Care: Personal needs often take a backseat, leading to cumulative stress.


What Can We Do About It?


1. Prioritize Your Energy: Schedule “non-negotiable” self-care blocks.


2. Delegate & Say No: It’s okay to ask for help at work and home.


3. Mindful Reset: Short daily practices like meditation or journaling reduce stress and improve clarity.


4. Professional Support: Therapy or coaching can provide tools to manage stress, set boundaries, and reconnect with your priorities.


If you’re feeling stretched too thin, it’s not a weakness - it’s a signal to take action.


I provide professional psychotherapy in Zürich, Stockholm, and New York, helping high-achieving women remove barriers, strengthen skills, and align mind and body for peak performance.


Book a consultation today.

 
 
 

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