Sentences with phrase «experience mood issues»

It turns out that many of our neurotransmitters and hormones are actually made and assimilated in the gut, which — I'm sure — is why I experience mood issues after being glutened (i.e. my gut lining is inflamed and not producing the hormones and neurotransmitters effectively).

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The fellow will treat perinatal women who require treatment due to perinatal mood and anxiety symptoms, attachment / bonding issues, traumatic birth experiences or acute psychiatric crises.

About 13 % of women experience perinatal mood and anxiety disorders (PMAD), and up to 50 % their partners can also experience symptoms of the same issues.

Recently studies by Melissa Bateson and her colleagues at Newcastle University in England have rekindled the debate over these issues by showing that honeybees may experience something akin to moods.

Eating poorly on a regular basis can especially create a sluggish liver and when the liver isn't operating on an optimal level we can experience symptoms such as constant fatigue, dull skin, dark eye circles, headaches, achy joints and inflammation, body odor, mood and sleep issues, PMS, poor concentration, eczema, and more.

For individuals experiencing high levels of stress, so common in today's hectic society, use of herbs and nutrients to support adrenal gland function can be helpful in not only improving immune function, but improving generalized fatigue and mood issues impacted by stress.

Those with PCOS experience certain hormonal imbalances that lead symptoms such as weight gain, male - pattern baldness, male - pattern hair growth, infertility, acne, mood issues, and irregular periods.

The resulting drop in hormonal levels upsets the normal delicate hormonal balance and interplay between the hypothalamus, the pituitary gland and the ovaries, causing symptoms such as cramping, sleep issues, libido issues, and irritability and mood fluctuations in women who've never experienced moodiness before.

At this age, I'm beginning to experience hormonal imbalances, such as intense head tension, occasional nausea, muscle soreness and cramps, sleep issues, trouble concentrating, and other mood challenges.

Although commonly we start tracking ovulation signs when we're hoping to get pregnant, knowing if and when you're ovulating is also useful for understanding the source of any cycle issues or symptoms you might be experiencing like missing periods, irregular cycles, or pre-menstrual problems like mood swings and depression.

Bloating, lower back pain, water retention, loose bowels, digestion issues, breakouts, and mood swings are just a few of the symptoms millions of women experience each month with their menstrual flow.

He has particular experience working with chemical and behavioral addictions, such as alcoholism, drug addiction and sexual compulsion / addiction, mood disorders, such as depression, dysthymia and bipolar disorder, anxiety disorders, personality disorders, relationship problems, and mental health issues arising out of or informed by sexual orientation.

Commonly experienced issues I have assisted clients in working through include behavioral issues, impulsivity, family conflict, loss, relationship issues, self esteem and self worth issues, and effectively managing mood disorders and personality disorders.»

I have significant experience treating a variety of mental health issues, including difficulties with anxiety, mood / depression, coping with stress, adjustment difficulties, low self - esteem, difficulty managing emotions, suicidal thoughts, behavioural concerns / noncompliance, school refusal, psychosis, anger management, trichotillomania, skin - picking disorders, and body dysmorphic disorder.»

My experience is with a wide range of issues including mood, anxiety, ADHD, behavioral concerns, school issues, parenting struggles, family / relationship issues, and trauma / PTSD.

In terms of evaluation, I am highly experienced in evaluating children, adolescents and adults regarding issues of learning disorders, ADHD as well as mood and anxiety difficulties.

Dr. Bryant has training and experience in a variety of presenting issues including depression, anxiety, trauma, mood - related disorders, and domestic violence.

I have worked extensively with families experiencing conflict with their teenage child, and specialize in treating mood disorders, anxiety, family conflict, grief, and postpartum and infertility issues.»

«I have the clinical skills and years of professional experience to successfully help an dividual who is either directly or indirectly affected by addictions, mood disorders, traumatic experiences and other less intense issues of daily living.

I work with individuals that may be experiencing mood disorder / depression, anxiety, adjustment to life changes, grief / loss, and a variety of other presenting issues.»

My breadth of experience includes counseling adults, children / adolescence, families and couples addressing many issues including but not limited to grief and loss, trauma, depression, mood disorders, anxiety, attention deficit disorders, oppositional defiant disorders, self - esteem, communication issues, and relational conflicts.

Our experienced and licensed clinicians provide quality services to children, teens, adults and seniors for a wide variety of problems including relationship and family issues, depression, anxiety, fear, loss / grief, anger, mood swings, eating disorders, chemical dependency, and difficulties in school or at work.»

Much of my experience includes working with mood disorders, anxiety and panic attacks, women's issues, the cycles of addiction and co-dependency.

I have experience working with childhood disorders, anxiety disorders, mood disorders and family / marital issues.

I have experience in helping those with mood, anxiety, trauma, substance abuse and relationship problems, to supporting those struggling to cope with severe and persistent mental illness or psychotic issues.»

My experience in substance abuse, disease management, perinatal / post partum issues, mood disorders, and anxiety disorders provide me the ability to offer clients a wide variety of knowledge and therapeutic approaches.»

The fellow will treat perinatal women who require treatment due to perinatal mood and anxiety symptoms, attachment / bonding issues, traumatic birth experiences or acute psychiatric crises.

I see adults, adolescents, and couples with a wide variety of issues and concerns including depressive symptoms, mood instability, social anxiety, PTSD, traumatic experiences, relationship difficulties, sexual issues, and life transitions.»

I have years of experience working with mild to moderate mood disorders, addiction, relationship dysfunction, poor decision making, and family of origin issues that effect current happiness and functioning.

«I have experience helping people with mood problems, depression, anxiety, stress, self - esteem and identity issues, relationship difficulties, coping with grief and loss including death, divorce, and physical or sexual trauma, as well as spiritual struggles and faith - based issues.

I enjoy working with adolescents, women and men who may be experiencing depression, anxiety, other mood related issues, grief, trauma, relationship and career issues.

My experience includes working with individuals and families facing life transitions, chronic illness, depression, anxiety, mood disorders, grief, trauma, end of life issues, and esteem issues.

My experience includes counseling individuals, couples and families in the area of addictions, parenting issues, mood disorders, substance abuse, divorce, single parenting, blended families, relationship issues and anger management.

If your child is experiencing anxiety, depression, low self - esteem, family conflict, school or relationship issues, grief, sadness, body image issues, sleep problems, suicidal thoughts, trauma, low motivation, restlessness, communication issues, LGBT or gender identity issues, life transitions mood swings, shame, anger, or behavioral issues, our highly trained and experienced clinicians can help!»

I work with a wide variety of clients experiencing grief and loss; traumas; transitions; sad mood, guilt, hopelessness; excessive worry; overwhelm; irritability or anger; relationship strain / conflict; identity issues; work / school stress; sleep problems; and / or parenting challenges.

He works with mood disorders, developmental / behavioral disorders; family issues and has experience in partial hospitalization and outpatient environments.

I have experience treating a variety of issues, including anxiety, depression, ADHD, mood disorders, chronic suicidal ideation, self - harm behaviors, autistic spectrum disorders, oppositional defiant disorder, conduct disorder and parent child relational problems.»

Wendy has over 15 years experience in treating many mental health issues including substance abuse, behavioral addictions, family systems, geriatrics, personality disorders, social problems, pain and sickness, mood disorders, behavioral problems, anxiety, depression, phobias, panic and grief and loss.

I have experience with a variety of mental health issues including mood disorders, anxiety disorders, ADHD / ADD, grief and loss issues, women's issues, and relationship difficulties.

Kelly has extensive experience working with addictions of all varieties, anger management, anxiety, depression, behavioral issues of childhood and adolescence, mood disorders, LGBT issues, relationship issues, counseling through divorce and mediation, family issues, sex therapy and issues of loss.

My experience lies in behavior management, anxiety, depression, mood disorders, life changes, adjustment issues and addiction issues as it related to the addict and to the family.

I help people who want just some additional support while going through a life transition, to people who are struggling with identity issues, mood problems, traumatic experiences, and torture.

If desired, I may incorporate some Cognitive Behavioral Therapy strategies for addressing mood or anxiety issues, help the other partner understand the experience of a given diagnosis, and offer referrals for individual therapy.

Brandy's training and experience make her a good fit for both adolescents and adults seeking services for anxiety, depression, and other mood disorders; grief and loss; adjustment disorders; anger management; co-dependent behavior; substance abuse and recovery; relational concerns; and a variety of personal growth issues that may draw an individual to counseling.

Katheleen Hawes, PhD provides clinical services in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit and at the Perinatal and Postpartum Clinic at the Center for Children and Families at Women and Infants Hospital, where she treats women and their partners experiencing perinatal mood and anxiety issues.

In my work with mothers, I see many women who experience perinatal mood / anxiety issues (PMADs), perinatal loss (miscarriage), fertility challenges, and traumatic birth situations (see prior articles on these subjects on my GoodTherapy.org profile page).

DYSFUNCTIONAL PATTERNS: Deeper dysfunctional patterns, such as recurrent relationship issues, chronic anxiety, low self - esteem, depressive moods, or addictive behaviors, will take some deeper work, but you can definitely experience relief and even resolution.

She has experience working with mental health concerns, mood disorders, dual diagnoses, trauma, substance abuse, and social issues.

I help clients who experience stress and anxiety, life transitions, mood disorders, problems at school, behavior issues, and difficulty regulating their emotions and developing connections with others.

I have lots of experience of working with individuals who undergo many kinds of difficulties: including anxiety and depression, low self - esteem, bereavement and loss, relationship issues, separation, divorce, menopause, infertility, feelings of loneliness, low mood, stress and drug and alcohol dependency.»