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Low Motivation / Apathy

Difficulty starting tasks or feeling driven, even for important things. We help you reconnect with purpose and rebuild momentum.

Overview

Low motivation or apathy involves a reduced drive to start or complete tasks. It may be emotional, psychological, or physical in origin. People often describe feeling “stuck,” numb, or unable to take action even when they want to. It is common in stress, burnout, depression, or simply during transitions in life.

Symptoms
  • Difficulty starting tasks

  • Feeling emotionally “flat” or indifferent

  • Reduced productivity

  • Avoidance or procrastination

  • Loss of enthusiasm

  • Fatigue or mental exhaustion

  • Low confidence or self-doubt

Causes
  • Chronic stress or burnout

  • Sleep deprivation

  • Depression or anxiety

  • Lack of purpose or direction

  • Overwhelming workload

  • Nutritional deficiencies or physical illness

  • Emotional exhaustion

  • Poor lifestyle habits

How Therapy Can Help
  • Structured routine & habit-building

  • Goal-setting therapy

  • Motivational interviewing

  • Treating underlying mental health issues

  • Improving sleep, nutrition, and exercise

  • Breaking tasks into smaller steps

  • Building accountability through therapy or support

Therapists Experienced in This Area

Rachel S.

Counseling Psychologist

Exp:

4 Years

Arushi Mahindroo

Clinical Psychologist

Exp:

2 Years

Veena Jain

Counseling Psychologist

Exp:

7 Years

Sakina Ezzy

Clinical Psychologist

Exp:

2 Years

Ahana Ghosh

Clinical Psychologist

Exp:

4 Years

Vibha Rungta

Clinical Psychologist

Exp:

8 Years

Lakshita Dhariwan

Counseling Psychologist

Exp:

2 Years

Simrat Singh

Counseling Psychologist

Exp:

3 Years

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