How it connects
Presentation before label
Symptoms are understood in context, including overlap and co-occurring needs.
- 01History
- 02Current safety
- 03Patterns
- 04Needs
Clinical resource
Social Anxiety Treatment
Social anxiety that happens in all scenarios is best treated with a mix of therapy and medication, although therapy alone is sometimes effective for persons…
Read →Clinical resource
Existential Depression
The process of dealing with existential depression involves becoming more and more comfortable with the lack of resolution and meaning
Read →Clinical resource
Existential Anxiety
Existential anxiety is a form of stress brought on by the questioning of one's existence.
Read →Clinical resource
Existential Crisis
Anxiety, depression, and stress affect almost everyone at some point in their life. For many people, these feelings are transient and have no impact…
Read →Clinical resource
What is a Clinical Depression
Clinical depression is a severe medical problem that badly affects your feelings, thinking, and behavior. Depression exists on a spectrum of severity
Read →Clinical resource
Conversion Disorder
Functional neurological disorder puts up with certain neurological symptoms or nervous system symptoms often intricate to explain by certain medical conditions or neurological diseases,…
Read →Clinical resource
Four Types of Temperaments
Many of us feel that the people in our lives shape our personalities, influencing our professional trajectories, personal experiences and temperaments. Each seemingly insignificant or…
Read →Clinical resource
Polyvagal Theory
Polyvagal Theory, developed by Stephen W. Porges, explains how the autonomic nervous system operates through three phylogenetically evolved neural platforms—the ventral vagal (social safety),…
Read →Clinical resource
Abandonment Trauma and PTSD
While abandonment trauma seems to be more common in the developing years of childhood and early adulthood, the experiences that cause abandonment trauma can…
Read →Clinical resource
Can Menopause Cause Anxiety or Panic Attacks
The estrogen and progesterone hormones play a crucial role in the overall mood and behavior of women throughout the puberty cycle.
Read →Clinical resource
What is Trauma Bonding
Trauma bonding is an emotional attachment that develops between the abuser and the victim of the abuse where the victim may feel sympathy and…
Read →Clinical resource
Grief Counseling
Even though grief is an inevitable part of life, when you lose a loved one, it is always a challenging and unexpected situation to…
Read →