Presenting Issues

Depression

Depression causes persistent sadness, low energy, and loss of interest, affecting thoughts, emotions, and daily life.

Anxiety involves excessive worry, tension, and fear that can interfere with sleep, focus, and well-being.

Relationship issues arise from conflict, poor communication, or emotional distance, leading to disconnection and frustration.

Stress occurs when pressures or demands exceed one’s ability to cope, affecting mood, focus, and health.

Loneliness is a painful sense of isolation or disconnection that can harm emotional and physical health.

Addiction is a loss of control over a behaviour or substance that harms health and relationships.

Eating disorders involve harmful patterns with food and body image, often linked to deeper emotional struggles.

Anger issues arise when intense emotions lead to destructive reactions, harming relationships and self-esteem.

Bereavement is the deep emotional pain and adjustment following the loss of a loved one.

Infertility is the ongoing difficulty conceiving, often leading to sadness, frustration, and emotional strain.

Gender identity refers to a person’s inner sense of self, which may differ from assigned sex at birth.

Trauma results from overwhelming or distressing experiences that leave lasting emotional and psychological effects.

PTSD is a lasting stress response to trauma, causing flashbacks, anxiety, and emotional numbing.

Personal development is the ongoing process of improving self-awareness, confidence, and life satisfaction.

ADHD affects attention, focus, and impulse control, often making organisation and emotional regulation difficult.