The stressors you face as a physician are unique. On a daily basis you may have to deal with intense time demands and pressures, problems that don't have solutions, life and death issues, fear of malpractice litigation, and piles of paperwork from managed care.


"Physicians, as a group, tend to be perfectionists, rigid in their thinking, compulsive, and skeptical. We have a need for interpersonal dominance and control. Compulsiveness may drive us to overwork as a mechanism to cope with feelings of guilt and not doing enough. We are inclined to deny our own personal problems and weaknesses. Burnout is pervasive among physicians, but, for many, the condition is stigmatized and the rule is you just don't talk about it."

Unmanaged Stress and Impairment

Texas Medical Association 11/22/2005

Copyright 1999-2005 Texas Medical Association 

Do any of the above characteristics sounds familiar? Are any of them interfering with the quality of your life? Are you having marital problems that have you coming home to a tense home environment? Are you in the midst of an ugly divorce that is sucking away time, energy, and money? Are you divorced and struggling with how to handle the dating world as it is?

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