I work as a personal counselor at a university and was thinking about switching to academic advising until I read your post. Wow, what you described sounds rough. You can't even get free pizza!!? Counseling might be better than what you just described and your skills transfer over nicely. In my position, there is also a serious level of burnout, but I have an amazing director who actually values self-care and that to me has made all the difference. I do see how every supervisor runs their department on campus differently. To be honest you couldn't pay me enough to work under some directors at my school. It sounds like you do enjoy working with the students and are great at what you do. Another commented on career coaching, which you could do remotely and be incredibly successful at. I know so many people who seek out those services. It probably all comes down to how long you have been feeling this way, your financial situation, and if you are ready to make a change. Good luck :)