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Burnout coaching for SLPs, educators, & caring professionals

Get your evenings back.

You didn't burn out, because you care too much. You burned out because no one ever gave you the words to protect what you care about. That's what micro-scripts are for.

Micro-script

"I can't take that on today. Here's what I can do instead: _________."

Founded by a clinician with 30 years in schools, clinics, & universities.

If your work follows you home, you're not alone.

The day ends. The paperwork doesn't.

Notes, reports, and emails quietly eat the evening you promised yourself.

"Yes" has become automatic.

One more student, one more meeting, one more favor — with no script for saying anything else.

Your brain won't clock out.

You replay the hard conversation at 11 p.m. instead of sleeping.

Small words. Big shifts.

The Micro-script Method gives you short, ready-made language for the moments that drain you most.

Step 1

Spot the moment.

Learn to catch the situations that pull you past your limits — before you're already past them.

Step 2

Say the script

Use a short, practiced line that holds your boundary without burning the relationship.

Step 3

Save your evening.

Small shifts, repeated daily, add up to work that finally stays at work.

Choose your starting point

Four ways to work together, from a quick reboot to a full year of partnership.

First light

Radiance Reboot

Sunrise

Radiance Rise

High sun

Radiance Reset

The full arc

Sunburst Signature Year

From New Script Press

The method, in book form

Tiny Scripts, Big Shifts puts the full Micro-Script Method on your desk — ready for the moments that need it.

"After twelve sessions, I had sustainable routines, stronger boundaries, and more confidence. I felt excited about my work again."  

      —Susan S., SLP

Start with five free micro-scripts

Five ready-to-use lines for the most common burnout moments — delivered to your inbox.

You went into this work to help people. The sentences in your head are making that harder than it needs to be.
 

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