The impact of everyday stress, work difficulties, problems with friendships and family relationships and trouble coping with significant life transitions can interfere with the functioning and overall satisfaction of any adult.
Some of these everyday stressors and life changes can include:
These stressors and changes along with many others can often lead to feelings of sadness, inadequacy, hopelessness, grief, anger, anxiety or panic. Experiencing trouble focusing, poor self–esteem, questioning your identity, procrastinating, being explosive and self-destructive, arguing with your spouse, children or other relatives are also different ways that these stressors can affect adults in their daily lives.
More information about these difficulties and ways to cope with them is available on the Resources page.
Excessive anxiety can manifest differently in everyone. You have an opportunity to take charge of your life and feel better.
Sadness is an emotion that we all experience from time to time to varying degrees of intensity.
Our highly skilled clinical psychologists can help you regain power over your life and achieve your goals.
If you experience post-traumatic stress and it is impacting your functioning at home, work or in relationships, we are here to help
