Treatment Areas
For the psychological conditions/treatment areas that have been mentioned below, you can rest assured that will help you diagnose, assess, and hopefully recover from them.
We will help you get through the process of recovery, by providing you with guidance, support, and effective recovery techniques.
Anxiety
Almost 40 million people in the US are affected by anxiety disorders, and it is the most common mental illness in the world. Unfortunately, even though it is the most common mental disorder, it is also the condition that is the most widely untreated (only 36.9% of people with anxiety are treated). You may find it hard to distinguish whether you have regular anxiety or an anxiety disorder, and that is why we’re here. We can help not only diagnose your condition but also help you recover from it.
The various symptoms of anxiety are listed below:
- Restlessness
- Feelings of worry that a person doesn’t feel in control of
- Irritability
- Trouble concentrating
- Change in sleep routine (Difficulty in sleeping)


Depression
Depression is also known in medical terms as a major depressive disorder. It can be described as a mood disorder in which you feel a loss of interest and continuous sadness. Depression can negatively affect the way you think, feel, or how you behave, so it is important that you recognize it and look for help immediately.
There are 3 types of depression including:
- Major Depression
- Chronic Depression
- Mild Depression
If you’re confused about whether you have depression or not, then check for symptoms. Some of the symptoms are:
- Feeling sad
- Losing interest in activities
- Change in appetite
- Change in sleep routine (sleeping too much or too little)
- Increased fatigue
- Increase in purposeless activities
- Feeling guilty
- Having thoughts of suicide
Trauma/PTSD
The symptoms of trauma and PTSD are more severe than other illnesses, so it should be easier for you to recognize. Some of the symptoms are:
- Nightmares
- Flashbacks of an unpleasant event
- Fearful thoughts
- Refusing to discuss the event
- Hypersensitivity
- Perpetual guilt or blame
- Depression, phobia, anxiety, and other mental conditions arising


Grief/Loss
- Feeling agitated
- Feeling weak mentally and/or physically
- Loneliness or self- isolation
- Crying or not being able to smile
- Unable to carry on with daily activities.
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When choosing a therapist, you need to find someone who you can trust with your most personal concerns. We are here to answer any questions you may have and to ensure that we are the right match for you.
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