Confidential Therapy for Physicians and Clinicians
Confidential therapy for physicians and clinicians.
Physicians and therapists are often practiced at noticing everyone else's distress. Therapy for therapists, doctors, nurses, residents, dentists, and veterinarians offers room for compassion fatigue, vicarious trauma, and moral injury that clinical competence cannot resolve on its own.
For those seeking a burnout therapist for physicians in Los Angeles, IPG offers confidential care outside the employer EAP. We can attend to both your working life and the distance exhaustion may create in physician marriages and other close relationships, with privacy limits discussed from the start.
- Compassion fatigue and moral injury
- Vicarious trauma and distress after adverse events
- Confidential support outside the employer EAP
- Clinical responsibility and strain in your marriage
Related care → EMDR TherapyConcierge TherapyRelational Life Therapy
What this can look like in therapy.
When distressing experiences or persistent stress responses are part of the picture, EMDR may help you work with what still feels unresolved. We assess fit and readiness rather than assuming every experience of burnout calls for trauma treatment.
Honest answers before you reach out.
Will my employer or licensing board find out?
We approach your privacy with particular care. Therapy is confidential, subject to legal and ethical exceptions; it is not a blanket guarantee against disclosure in every circumstance. We can discuss those limits, documentation, and any concerns about an employer or licensing board before you begin.
Can EMDR help with burnout?
EMDR may be useful when distressing experiences, vicarious trauma, or persistent stress responses are part of what you are carrying. It is not a universal treatment for every experience of burnout. Your clinician will assess whether it fits your history, needs, and readiness. EMDR Therapy →
Is what I'm experiencing really burnout, or something else?
Burnout often overlaps with depression, anxiety, and grief, and it can quietly mask other concerns. Part of our early work with you is a careful assessment, so the care you receive fits what is actually happening, not just what it looks like from the outside.
← Back to all rolesThe first step is a quiet conversation.
Reach out for a confidential consultation. There is no obligation, only a considered exchange to understand what you are carrying and whether our team is the right fit.