The Most Common Job Issues People Bring Up In Therapy
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You're not alone if you have these kind of career worries.
When you are feeling unhappy with your job, this dissatisfaction can spill over to the rest of your life, causing sleepless nights, high levels of stress and ruined relationships. Too many of us get trapped in work situations where we feel like we cannot escape.
But getting professional mental health help is one way to get unstuck and to address these concerns. Worried about how to tell your boss “no”? Anxious about in-person work? Feeling lost and stuck in your “dream” career? You’re not the only one pondering these issues.
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