Not always burnout in the dramatic sense. Often it's quieter:
Running on autopilot by the second half of a shift
Taking the day home with you, even when you don't mean to
Sleep that doesn't feel like enough, no matter how many hours
A sense that there's no real gap between one shift ending and the next beginning
A small thing that can help between shifts
You don't always have time, or energy, for a long wind-down routine. What tends to help more is something short enough to actually fit into the gap you do have, the walk to the car, the end of a break, before you walk through your own front door.
That's where something like a short, guided self-hypnosis session can genuinely help, not as a replacement for proper rest or support, but as a quick private reset for the moment between one demand and the next. Growth Zone is one option built for exactly that, a few minutes, no appointment needed, just something to help your system come down before the next thing starts.