From the outside, everything looks fine. On the inside, you’re breaking down.

You’re the Quiet Collapser

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About the
Quiet Collapser

You’ve been balancing everything on your own for a while now.

To the external world, you seem to have everything figured out,

but you are crashing, your light is slowly dimming and a numbness has crept in.

The Quiet Collapser is the person who always shows up, can always be counted on to do the right thing, complete tasks, hold everyone else together.

But eventually, one day it al comes crashing down,
and you have nowhere to go and no one to share you pain with.

What's happening in your nervous system:

When your nervous system has been working on overload for too long, you can end up feeling emotionally numb and disconnected from everything—a specific type of burnout.

This quiet shutdown comes after years of suppressing emotions and overworking your body.

This is not your fault. Sometimes we do not learn or know how to listen to when our body says stop. Sometimes we don’t have a support system to share your experiences with. That’s grief and sometimes it can be so overwhelming, that your body just breaks down.

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