I don't see myself burnt out on those who will by my clients, and but I see myself getting extremely burnout on those I with with. They've not even "had that talk" when it comes to addressing non-theists on the strengths/weaknesses on the "religious/spiritual" part of the assessment. For the most, they are hideously boring and dull and bland. The word "sacrilegious" was even used before calling something other than the Bible "your Bible" is not an appropriate or suitable as a adjective in that case. However, the Puscifer song Rev 22:20, now that is straight A+ delightfully sacrilegious (look up the passage to get a quick taste).
And, a big problem, is they aren't experiencing care from the "other side." But I had a good reality check tonight when getting to hang out with some friends (going on two weeks I haven't seen any of them with the LARP last weekend), I was quickly reminded that not only have I been on that "other side," I have the same complaints as everyone else, and that's that they suck. They are the ones who had the dumb **** advance-practice nurse who tried to say I'm psychotic. They are the place that I wasted a bunch of time, except now I know the "proper words" to describe it in their lingo.
Insurance also sucks because "treatment" quality bends the knee to insurance and profit so much that treatment quality revolves around it and the guy who is pretty high up, his presentation was pretty much a spiel about how he's going to make you loyal to the company, dashing it up with cutesy stories and words people like seeing, even getting a bit preachy when he said religion is a strength when he asked why is it on there, and answering himself by saying it is. Since his was the last presentation for the day, I wanted to leave, because his motivational speech was aimed at us making money. And that making money, it isn't the government standing between a patient and doctor/clinician, it's ****ing insurance.