Still functioning, but exhausted?

Online Therapy in Saskatchewan with Jackie Murphy-Park

For adults navigating burnout, work stress, overwhelm, and major life transitions.

You might be getting things done, making it to work (barely), taking care of people in your life, and continuing on.

But under it all, you’re barely holding it together

You might be tired, irritable, disconnected, overthinking, or questioning how long you can carry on.

Counselling can help slow you down, sort through what is happening, and find a more sustainable way forward.

Jackie is currently accepting new clients

Jackie works with adults who are trying to manage life without losing themselves in the process.

With decades of experience, Jackie offers a supportive, grounded approach that helps clients slow down, understand what is contributing to their stress, and begin making changes that feel realistic rather than overwhelming.

Jackie can support you with:

  • Burnout and emotional exhaustion

  • Job stress and workplace pressure

  • Life transitions and uncertainty

  • Boundaries and people-pleasing

  • Overwhelm and decision fatigue

  • Feeling stuck, disconnected, or lost

FAQs

Ready for support that fits your life?

When you are already overwhelmed, getting support should not feel like another burden.

Online counselling makes it easier to attend sessions from home, your office, or another private space. No commute. No parking. No extra running around.

For many clients, virtual therapy makes it easier to stay consistent during busy seasons of work, parenting, caregiving, or transition.

You do not need to have everything figured out before you book. The first step is simply making space to talk honestly about what has been going on.

Take some time to fill out our “find my therapist form,” and we will help match you to a therapist that fits you.

This may be a fit if you’re thinking…

  • "I'm tired, but I can't seem to stop."

  • "Work is taking more out of me than it used to."

  • "I keep saying yes, when I need to say no."