Are you experiencing one or more of the difficulties listed below?
If you are then we can help support you, using our therapies. If you are unsure what you are experiencing, please get in
touch and we will explore your current difficulties with you and discuss if we are the right place to provide your support.
Our Psychological Therapies can support people who are experiencing:
Depression
Depression is a condition characterised by low mood. It can affect our ability to do everyday things, feel pleasure or take interest in activities.
Generalised anxiety is being anxious about almost everything, we will feel overly worried about a wide range of things including health, money, work, school and
relationships.
Panic attacks are a sudden intense periods of anxiety, where we experience bodily sensations and we interpret these symptoms as an immediate sign of danger e.g. we are
going to faint, die, stop breathing, choke, have a heart attack.
PTSD often involves reliving a traumatic event(s) through nightmares and flashbacks. People can experience feelings of being on edge, irritability, and low
mood.
Health anxiety is a persistent fear of having a serious medical illness. A person with this disorder will interpret normal sensations, bodily functions and mild
symptoms as a sign of serious illness.
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) is characterised by repeated images, thoughts, urges and doubts accompanied by anxiety. OCD can have a significant impact upon our
lives.
Phobias involve an overwhelming fear of an object, place, situation, feeling or animal. When we have a phobia we may try to avoid what we are afraid of, or employ
safety strategies if we are unable to avoid.
Low self esteem involves self critical thoughts which reduces our confidence in ourselves. Low self esteem often involves feelings of anxiety and
depression.
Stress (Burnout)
Stress is a feeling of being under too much pressure. Being under pressure leaves us feeling overwhelmed and believing we are unable to cope with the pressures upon
us.
Anger Difficulties
Anger is known as an umberella emotion, meaning we can actively see and recognise anger (the top of the umberella). Often underlying anger (underneath the umberella)
is a number of emotions, which may include anxiety, depression, shame, guilt.
Chronic Pain
Chronic pain exists within the body. Our body connects with our mind and therefore it is common to experience emotional distress, including depression and anxiety. It
is important to address distress as emotional distress can worsen chronic pain symptoms.
Sleep Problems
Difficulty getting to sleep, difficulties returning to sleep upon waking and recurrent nightmares. Sleep problems can have a significant impact upon
life.
Breavement
When you lose someone close to you, it’s understandable to feel depressed, worried or angry. Everyone reacts in their own individual way. If you’re finding it hard to
cope we are here to support you.
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