Common concerns
Anxiety, Depression and Relationship issues are the most common concerns brought to therapy. There are many more challenges and difficulties that are dealt with. These include:
- Genralized Anxiety
- Depression
- Relationship issues
- Stress (intense or prolonged)
- Panic
- Social Anxiety
- Agoraphobia
- Health Anxiety
- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
- Specific Phobias
- PTSD: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (including nightmares, flashbacks & intrusive memories of the trauma)
- Trust issues
- Negative and extreme thinking patterns
- Low self-esteem
- Low confidence
- Feelings of defectiveness, incompetence or failure
- Feeling vulnerable
- Feelings and fear of abandonment
- Feelings of social exclusion
- Suffering caused by perfectionism/unrelenting standards
- Unreasonably high expectations of self and others
- General dissatisfaction with life
- Bereavement
- Separation and divorce
- Abortions/Miscarriage/Infertility
- Affairs and betrayals
- Trauma
- Life transitions
- Loss and grief
- Living with a terminal illness
- Domestic Abuse (Emotional/Physical/Financial)
- Childhood abuse & other early experiences affecting the present
- Parenting Concerns
- Issues related to inlaws, family, siblings & parents