Burnout Coaching in Bee Cave , TX

You have worked hard, moved up, and proven what you are capable of. But the effort that got you to this point has started to feel like it costs you more than it gives back. There is a better direction to move in.

Stressed professional woman working at a desk

Burnout Is Not a Sign of Failure for Women in Bee Cave

Studies show that more than 59% of women in the workforce experience burnout, and more than half of women in leadership feel drained on a consistent basis. This is not a personal failure. It is the result of years spent operating at a high level while carrying a set of responsibilities that never show up in any formal job description. At True North Coaching, our burnout coach works with women in Bee Cave to get to the full picture.

59%

of women in the workforce report experiencing burnout

50%+

of women in leadership positions say they feel consistently drained

What a Burnout Coach in Bee Cave Does That Rest Cannot

Working with Shelley Pernot goes beyond finding short-term relief to get at what is actually sustaining your exhaustion. Shelley draws on practical leadership development and deeper personal work that leads to change that sticks, helping women in Bee Cave rebuild their energy, rediscover their purpose, and step into leadership without relying on willpower alone.

Four core services. One through line: sustainable success.

Burnout Coaching for Women

A coaching engagement focused on helping women find the root of their exhaustion or sense of dissatisfaction and build a forward path that works long term, without walking away from the career they have built.

Leadership Coaching for Women

One-on-one coaching designed to strengthen the clarity, confidence, and emotional intelligence that produce leadership that is both grounded and effective.

Mentor Coaching

For coaches who want to grow their skills, expand their presence, and earn or keep their ICF credentials through work with a PCC-certified mentor.

Leadership Training for Organizations

Programs built for organizations that want to address burnout at a team level, creating conditions where strong work and personal wellbeing are not in conflict.

How to Know You Are Ready for a Burnout Coach

1

Work no longer gives you energy, even when you are succeeding at it.

The drive you used to count on has faded, and you are showing up and doing the job while wondering quietly how long you can keep that going.

2

You have reached what you set out to reach as a leader, and it does not feel the way you thought it would.

Something is still missing, but you are not sure how to name it or what to do next.

3

You know that a version of your life exists where you lead without feeling depleted, but getting there has proven harder than expected.

The tools and strategies you have tried on your own have not been enough.

Your Burnout Coach in Bee Cave: Shelley Pernot, ICF PCC

Shelley Pernot has firsthand experience with burnout. She built a corporate career, worked in risk management in London, earned an MBA from Erasmus Rotterdam School of Management, and met every external measure of success while quietly running out of fuel. What she went through during that time shapes everything she does in her coaching practice.

Today, Shelley is one of the most qualified burnout coaches for women in the Bee Cave area, bringing together corporate experience, formal coaching credentials, and a mindfulness practice that runs through every engagement.

Inside the Burnout Coaching Process

1

Discovery Call

The starting point is a free 30-minute call to talk through where you are now, what has brought you here, and whether this coaching relationship is a good fit.

2

Assessment and Patterns

Shelley uses evidence-based leadership assessments to help you see the patterns shaping your experience, including the habits and beliefs that are contributing to your burnout.

3

One-on-One Work with Your Burnout Coach

Through regular sessions with your burnout coach, you and Shelley address both the practical and personal elements of what you are carrying, building new approaches to leadership alongside new skills.

4

A Foundation Worth Building On

Recovery is only part of the goal. The aim is a fundamentally different way of working and leading, built on purpose rather than pressure and designed to hold up over time.

Client Stories

What Clients Are Saying

Real results from real clients across Austin and beyond.

★★★★★ 5.0 · Reviews
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Shelley is really excellent. She will help you diagnose your strengths and weaknesses, learn how to navigate tricky interpersonal dynamics with grace, and plan (and execute!) concrete steps to improve your life and career. Shelley provides the tools to build a new framework and guides with compassion and clear-eyed honesty.

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Annie Jones

1 review · a year ago

★★★★★

I have been working with Shelley for the past 2 years on my leadership development journey. Shelley supported me as I took a deep dive into my professional and personal history. She helped me to slow down and recognize certain behaviors and understand that I can pivot in the moment. Ultimately, my work with Shelley turned out to be so much more than what I expected.

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Nicole Naassan

2 reviews · 2 years ago

★★★★★

From the first discussion that we had together, Shelley was an engaging and insightful coach. Shelley managed to blend serious discussions with humor and clear goal setting. Willing to share the numerous resources she has has been a huge help for me as I move forward with a clearer career path. I look forward to staying in touch with Shelley in the future!

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Robert Richardson

Local Guide · 45 reviews · 3 years ago

★★★★★

Working with Shelley was instrumental in creating the results and change I was after. She adeptly pivots insight from years of corporate experience into leadership coaching and teaching. Initially hard-won progress accumulated, gained momentum, and became second nature. If you'd like to be accountable for your change and growth, I recommend Shelley and True North Coaching.

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Theresa Noyes

2 reviews · 3 years ago

★★★★★

Shelley has a thoughtful and intentional approach to career coaching. The assessments, discussions and guidance she gave me were all in an attempt to support the discovery of my passions, interests, and alignment to my intention. She coaches with supportive advocacy while also asking questions that seek to understand and challenge your perspectives. I am looking forward to future coaching from Shelley!

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Kimberly Wenger

8 reviews · 4 years ago

★★★★★

I highly recommend Shelley if you need a coach, thought partner, and guide. She provides practical tools and advice, but most importantly, she is an expert at helping you cut through the noise of your limiting beliefs. At the end of our time together, I had a much clearer vision of what I wanted in my life and a plan to make it happen. My only regret is that I didn't find her sooner!

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Elizabeth Mangus

4 reviews · 3 years ago

Working with Women in Bee Cave and the Region Around It

True North Coaching serves women throughout Bee Cave and the broader area. Virtual sessions make the work accessible for clients across Texas and elsewhere. Bee Cave is part of a region where professional expectations run high and the pace does not slow down. Whether you are managing a team inside a growing company, running your own business, or holding a senior role in a field that demands a lot, working with a burnout coach gives you the space and support to lead well without giving up your health to do it.

Where We Work

Bee Cave & Surrounding Area — Virtual

Serving Bee Cave, Lakeway, The Hills, Steiner Ranch, Hudson Bend, and Briarcliff.

Texas — Virtual

Virtual coaching available for clients across the state of Texas.

Beyond Texas — Virtual

Coaching available globally for clients who prefer virtual sessions.

Burnout Coaching: Answers to Common Questions

Burnout coaching is a structured process with a forward focus. It helps professionals get clear on what is driving their exhaustion and build a plan for energy and fulfillment that holds up over time. Sessions are one-on-one, held virtually, and shaped around your specific situation. Rather than examining the past, coaching keeps its attention on where you want to go and what is in the way.

Therapy focuses on past experiences and clinical mental health concerns. Coaching works with where you are now and where you are going, building skills, perspective, and leadership habits that carry you forward. Shelley is not a therapist, and coaching is not a replacement for clinical mental health support. Many clients find the two approaches work well in combination.

Shelley works mainly with women in professional roles and leadership positions, such as executives, managers, and entrepreneurs who are either in the middle of burnout or looking to avoid it. If you feel depleted, without direction, or disconnected from meaning in your work, this coaching is for you.

Most people work with Shelley for six to nine months, though that varies based on individual goals and starting points. Lasting change is not a fast process, and Shelley designs her work with that understanding rather than setting expectations that cannot be met.

All sessions with Shelley are held virtually through video, making it easy to participate from wherever you are. Clients consistently find that virtual appointments fit more easily into a demanding schedule, which matters when your days are already packed.

Yes. Beyond individual burnout coaching and leadership coaching for women, Shelley provides training programs for teams and organizations. If you are looking to bring burnout prevention or leadership development to your organization, reach out to talk through what that kind of engagement could look like.

Ready to Go From Burned Out to Boundless?

Schedule a Call

You have carried this long enough on your own. If you are ready to lead with clarity, renewed purpose, and more energy than you have had in a long time, the place to start is a conversation. Schedule a free 30-minute consultation today and see what becomes possible when you step out of survival mode.