Built for Behavioral Health Organizations

Burnout feels inevitable.
We help you get ahead of it — easier than you think.

Anonymous staff surveys, automated analysis, and actionable reports delivered to leadership every two weeks. No extra work for your team.

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46%
of health workers report
burnout — up from 32% in 20181
$56k+
average cost to replace
one clinical staff member2
25–60%
annual staff turnover rate
in behavioral health orgs3

Most organizations know burnout is a problem.
They just don't know where to start.

If any of these sound familiar, Burnout Solutions was built for you.

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"We can't afford another platform right now."

Budget pressure is real — especially in behavioral health. We designed our entry point around that reality, not around a sales quota.

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"We already know we have a burnout problem."

Knowing and acting are different things. Without data, it's hard to know where to intervene — or to convince leadership that something specific needs to change.

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"We're too understaffed to take this on right now."

That's exactly why we handle everything. Surveys go out, data gets analyzed, reports arrive in leadership's inbox. Your team does nothing extra.

We're not asking you to add another initiative to an already stretched team. We're asking you to let us do it for you — and see what your data actually says.

Four steps. Zero extra work
for your team.

We handle the entire process — from survey deployment to executive reporting — so your leadership gets answers, not homework.

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Anonymous Staff Surveys

Validated burnout assessments sent to your team on a regular cadence. Anonymity drives honesty — you get real data, not performative answers.

02

AI-Powered Analysis

Every response is analyzed across six burnout domains — workload, psychological safety, support, communication, autonomy, and emotional distance.

03

Human Review

Results are reviewed by a behavioral health professional before delivery. You're not getting raw data — you're getting an interpretation grounded in clinical context.

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Report to Leadership

A clear, actionable report arrives in leadership's inbox with domain scores, risk levels, trend data, and targeted recommendations. No dashboard to log in to.

Everything you need to get ahead
of burnout — nothing you don't.

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Validated Survey Instruments

Grounded in established burnout frameworks (MBI, JD-R), adapted for behavioral health language and settings.

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Full Anonymity Guarantee

Staff respond honestly because they know their answers are never traceable. Third-party delivery is what makes this data meaningful.

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Trend Tracking Over Time

See how burnout levels shift cycle to cycle. Know whether your interventions are working — or if conditions are quietly worsening.

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Automated Executive Reports

Clear, readable reports delivered to leadership on schedule — with domain scores, risk ratings, and specific recommendations attached.

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Department-Level Insights

Identify which teams, units, or shifts carry the highest burnout load so interventions can be targeted rather than broad and generic.

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Behavioral Health Expertise

Built by someone who has worked inside behavioral health programs — not a tech company that learned the vocabulary from a white paper.

This is what lands in your inbox.

Every two weeks, leadership receives a clear burnout report — domain scores, risk levels, and recommendations — all in plain language. No charts to decipher, no dashboards to log in to.

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⚠ Moderate Risk
Emotional Distance 1.4 Low
Workload 2.1 Low
Psychological Safety 3.2 High
Support 2.6 Moderate
Communication 2.9 Moderate
Autonomy 2.6 Moderate
Top Recommendation
Psychological Safety is the highest-risk domain this cycle and has increased 0.6 points since the last survey. Consider structured team debrief and a review of how concerns are raised and received by leadership.

Behavioral health non-profits:
start completely free.

We believe the organizations doing the hardest work should have access to the best data. We're offering qualifying behavioral health non-profits a full free trial — no credit card, no setup fee, no pitch.

In exchange, we ask for honest feedback and a testimonial if you find value in it. That's the whole deal.

  • Full biweekly staff burnout surveys
  • AI analysis & automated reports
  • Human review by a behavioral health professional
  • Up to 50 staff members
  • Domain-level breakdowns & recommendations
  • 3–6 month free trial period

Email us to apply. We'll respond within 1 business day.

What to expect after you reach out

1

Quick intro call

We schedule a 20-minute call to understand your organization and confirm fit. No sales pitch — just context gathering.

2

Survey deployed within a week

We configure the survey link and send you a ready-to-share URL. You forward it to staff — that's your only step.

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First report in your inbox

Within 5 business days of survey close, you receive your first burnout report. Real data, plain language, actionable next steps.

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Ongoing cycle for 3–6 months

Surveys run every two weeks. You receive a new report each cycle, with trend data building over time.

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Built by someone who's been in the room.

Burnout Solutions was founded by a behavioral health professional with over a decade of experience in crisis residential and psychiatric settings — and a front-row seat to staff burnout destroying teams, programs, and lives.

This isn't a technology product sold by people who've never worked a 12-hour psych shift. It's a solution built from the inside, by someone who understands what your staff go through — and what your organization loses when they leave.

Master's degree in Psychology
Program Director, crisis residential treatment
Training for LPCC, State of California
10+ years in behavioral health organizations

See what your team is really experiencing.

Book a free 30-minute call. No pitch, no pressure — just a conversation about what your data could look like.

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Works Cited

All statistics and claims on this page are drawn from peer-reviewed research and nationally recognized industry reports. Sources are numbered in order of appearance.

  1. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2022). Health worker mental health. CDC VitalSigns.
    https://www.cdc.gov/vitalsigns/health-worker-mental-health/index.html
  2. NSI Nursing Solutions, Inc. (2026). 2026 NSI National Health Care Retention & RN Staffing Report.
    https://www.nsinursingsolutions.com/documents/library/nsi_national_health_care_retention_report.pdf
  3. Herschell, A. D., et al. (2020). Workforce turnover in community behavioral health agencies in the USA. Public Administration Review, 80(3).
    https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/32103361/
  4. Ercolani, G., et al. (2025). Seeing burnout coming: Early signs and recognition strategies in health professionals. Frontiers in Public Health, 13.
    https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/public-health/articles/10.3389/fpubh.2025.1721220/full