THE BALANCE

Private admissions

Let’s talk about your next step.

Speak with our admissions team about treatment for you or someone you care about.

Your admissions team

Jil Moore
Jil MooreClient Relations Director
Cynthia Nakhle
Cynthia NakhleAdmissions Manager

Resource topic

Resources

Medically reviewed byDr. Sarah Boss, MD

Quick Summary

  • Explore practical tools alongside the articles and assessments in this topic.
  • Choose a calculator, planner or tracker for the question you have now.
  • Use your observations to prepare a conversation about support.

How it connects

Presentation before label

Symptoms are understood in context, including overlap and co-occurring needs.

  1. 01History
  2. 02Current safety
  3. 03Patterns
  4. 04Needs

Practical resources

Find a useful starting point.

Calculators, private reflection tools and planners for questions about alcohol, addiction, sleep and mental health.

Tracker

Bring your sleep patterns into view.

Record time in bed, estimated sleep and nighttime waking for a future consultation.

Start your sleep diary

Clinical resource

Nervous system regulation self-check

People use nervous system dysregulation to describe difficulties settling stress responses.

Read →

Clinical resource

Mind-body symptoms self-assessment

Physical symptoms and emotional strain can interact, and physical symptoms remain real.

Read →

Clinical resource

Burnout test

WHO describes burnout as a workplace phenomenon involving exhaustion, detachment and reduced effectiveness.

Read →

Clinical resource

Sleep disorders self-assessment

Persistent sleep difficulties can affect energy, attention and daytime functioning.

Read →

Clinical resource

Opioid use self-assessment

Opioid problems may involve impaired control, continued use despite harm and physical dependence.

Read →

Clinical resource

Drug use self-assessment

Drug use can become difficult to control and continue despite harmful consequences.

Read →

Clinical resource

Stress, sleep and body self-assessment

Sleep, stress responses and physical symptoms can affect one another.

Read →

Clinical resource

Cannabis use self-assessment

Cannabis use may become difficult to control and interfere with daily life.

Read →

Clinical resource

Complex PTSD test

Complex PTSD includes PTSD symptoms alongside difficulties with emotions, self-concept and relationships.

Read →

Clinical resource

Childhood trauma self-assessment

Early adversity may continue to affect safety, trust and emotional responses in adulthood.

Read →

Clinical resource

Trauma and stress self-assessment

Stress and responses to trauma can affect sleep, attention, emotions and a sense of safety.

Read →

Clinical resource

Panic disorder test

Panic attacks are episodes of intense fear with physical sensations; recurrent attacks may need assessment.

Read →
THE BALANCE
A PLACE TO BEGIN

Ask about our care