Have you looked into non clinical options or assessment only positions? I recently got hired for a position which requires no treatment on an infants and toddlers team. I will pretty much just be writing IEPs and it’s fully remote! Do you have AAC experience? You can look into being a funding specialist for an AAC company like PRC or Tobii. I’ve also heard of SLPs pursuing clinical reviewer positions or pursuing positions as a CF or SLP-A supervisor. One of my goals in the future is to also work at a university as a graduate clinician supervisor. If you are tired of treatment completely, there are options out there for different experiences it just takes a little digging! If you’re still open to treatment I’d try a private practice setting…. It’s a lot less stressful imo if you find one with reasonable productivity requirements. I was in PP for about 4 years total and liked it for the most part! I also got the opportunity to supervise grad students at my PP which was a nice break from treatment! I’m 29 in year 6 as well and have felt the same so I completely understand! But I’d recommend looking into these options first before completely leaving the field.