Matthew founded Charterhouse Clinic with more than two decades of experience across every level of addiction treatment. He’s spent his career developing the expertise to know exactly what a programme of this quality should look like, and he built it.
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What stress and burnout treatment looks like at Charterhouse Clinic
The team behind your programme
Leticia is the clinical lead at Charterhouse Clinic. She designs the therapeutic programme that underpins every treatment plan, combining formal psychological training with years of intensive residential experience. She contributes to the development and review of therapeutic programme content.
Physician specialising in substance misuse and detoxification with over two decades of clinical experience. Dr Ola leads the medical care within the programme and contributes to the development of Clinical protocols that support safe and effective recovery.
FAQs about stress and burnout treatment
What are the symptoms of burnout?
Burnout symptoms include persistent exhaustion that sleep and rest don’t resolve, difficulty concentrating, emotional detachment from work and relationships, loss of motivation and creativity, physical symptoms such as headaches, frequent illness, and disrupted sleep, and a growing sense that nothing feels meaningful or manageable. Many people also find they have become reliant on alcohol or stimulants to get through the day or switch off at night.
Is stress rehab different from burnout treatment?
Stress rehab and burnout treatment address the same underlying problem at different levels of severity. Stress rehab tends to suit people whose symptoms are still manageable with intensive support and lifestyle change. Burnout treatment is for when chronic stress has progressed to the point where the nervous system can no longer recover without proper residential care and clinical intervention.
Who is stress and burnout treatment for?
Stress and burnout treatment at Charterhouse Clinic is for anyone whose exhaustion has gone beyond what rest, holidays, or outpatient therapy have been able to resolve. This includes professionals in high-pressure roles, carers, parents, and anyone whose daily demands have exceeded their capacity to recover for a sustained period.
How long does private burnout treatment take?
Twenty-eight days is the clinical standard at Charterhouse Clinic. Treatment is tailored to each individual, but it often begins with restoring physical and nervous system wellbeing before progressing to more in-depth therapeutic work as you’re ready. Extended stays are available for clients with co-occurring conditions or more severe burnout who need more time.
Can burnout be treated alongside depression or anxiety?
Yes, burnout frequently co-occurs with depression and anxiety, and at Charterhouse Clinic all three are addressed within the same programme. Where medication is appropriate for depression or anxiety, it is reviewed and managed by the clinical team throughout your stay.
Do I need a referral to start treatment?
No, you can contact Charterhouse Clinic directly, and the clinical team handles everything from there. There is no need for a GP referral unless you would like us to liaise with your doctor.
