Conditions We Treat

Adjustment Disorders are reactions to stress and other issues that result in symptoms lasting six months or longer.

ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) affects children and adults. It is estimated that 3-5 % of both adults and children in the United States may have this disorder. Read more

Anxiety Disorders affect 10-12 million American men and women each year. These disorders include panic, social phobia, generalized anxiety and posttraumatic stress disorder. Help is available through therapy and medication. Read more

Bipolar Disorder is a type of brain disorder that causes shifts in mood and energy levels and affects ability to function. It often begins in early adulthood or late adolescence and, if not properly diagnosed and treated, can greatly affect a person’s life. Proper diagnosis requires a thorough evaluation. Read more

Eating Disorders involve persistent thoughts, feeling and actions centered on the issue of food and body image. There are several types, each with specific symptoms. Eating disorders are found primarily in girls and women but do occur in boys and men as well. Eating disorders can be very dangerous to overall health. Read more

Depression affects 18-20 million people a year, two thirds of these are women. It is a debilitating illness affecting all aspects of a person’s life. Treatment is possible and can result in improved quality of life. Read more

Family and relationships are the foundation of our lives but often can be among the most difficult areas to address. Today’s family can be a single parent mom or dad, a blended family with stepchildren and parents, or it can have elder family members and parents and children all living together. Read more

Grief and loss affect each of in different ways. Reactions to loss and grief can vary just as grief and loss is not just related to death and dying. Researchers have found that therapy helps us deal with these issues. Read more

Postpartum depression affects approximately 10-15% of women in the United States each year and is more than just the baby blues. Read more

Premenstrual Mood Disorder and PMS are experienced by women in their reproductive years. Most women have mild and tolerable symptoms of mood changes, along with physical symptoms before the beginning of their periods. Some women however have more significant problems during this time. Read more

Menopause, Mood and Beyond Menopause are big topics of discussion and research for providers of women’s health. About 1.3 million women are expected to reach this important stage each year. Read more