Mental Health Conditions & Care
Clear, clinically responsible information to help you understand what you are experiencing and how our team assesses and supports each concern.
Anxiety and stress
Anxiety
Anxiety is a recognised clinical condition characterised by specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural patterns that affect personal wellbeing and everyday life. With appropriate evidence-based intervention, individuals can experience significant relief and long-term recovery.
Generalised anxiety disorder
Generalised anxiety disorder is a recognised clinical condition characterised by specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural patterns that affect personal wellbeing and everyday life. With appropriate evidence-based intervention, individuals can experience significant relief and long-term recovery.
Social anxiety disorder
Social anxiety disorder is a recognised clinical condition characterised by specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural patterns that affect personal wellbeing and everyday life. With appropriate evidence-based intervention, individuals can experience significant relief and long-term recovery.
Panic disorder
Panic disorder is a recognised clinical condition characterised by specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural patterns that affect personal wellbeing and everyday life. With appropriate evidence-based intervention, individuals can experience significant relief and long-term recovery.
Health anxiety
Health anxiety is a recognised clinical condition characterised by specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural patterns that affect personal wellbeing and everyday life. With appropriate evidence-based intervention, individuals can experience significant relief and long-term recovery.
Agoraphobia
Agoraphobia is a recognised clinical condition characterised by specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural patterns that affect personal wellbeing and everyday life. With appropriate evidence-based intervention, individuals can experience significant relief and long-term recovery.
Specific phobia
Specific phobia is a recognised clinical condition characterised by specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural patterns that affect personal wellbeing and everyday life. With appropriate evidence-based intervention, individuals can experience significant relief and long-term recovery.
Stress
Stress is a recognised clinical condition characterised by specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural patterns that affect personal wellbeing and everyday life. With appropriate evidence-based intervention, individuals can experience significant relief and long-term recovery.
Mood
Depression
Depression is a recognised clinical condition characterised by specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural patterns that affect personal wellbeing and everyday life. With appropriate evidence-based intervention, individuals can experience significant relief and long-term recovery.
Suicidal thoughts
Suicidal thoughts is a recognised clinical condition characterised by specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural patterns that affect personal wellbeing and everyday life. With appropriate evidence-based intervention, individuals can experience significant relief and long-term recovery.
Obsessions and compulsions
Obsessive-compulsive personality disorder
Obsessive-compulsive personality disorder is a recognised clinical condition characterised by specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural patterns that affect personal wellbeing and everyday life. With appropriate evidence-based intervention, individuals can experience significant relief and long-term recovery.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD)
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a recognised clinical condition characterised by specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural patterns that affect personal wellbeing and everyday life. With appropriate evidence-based intervention, individuals can experience significant relief and long-term recovery.
Trauma
Personality
Personality disorders
Personality disorders is a recognised clinical condition characterised by specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural patterns that affect personal wellbeing and everyday life. With appropriate evidence-based intervention, individuals can experience significant relief and long-term recovery.
Borderline personality disorder
Borderline personality disorder is a recognised clinical condition characterised by specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural patterns that affect personal wellbeing and everyday life. With appropriate evidence-based intervention, individuals can experience significant relief and long-term recovery.
Paranoid personality disorder
Paranoid personality disorder is a recognised clinical condition characterised by specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural patterns that affect personal wellbeing and everyday life. With appropriate evidence-based intervention, individuals can experience significant relief and long-term recovery.
Children and teenagers
ADHD
ADHD is a recognised clinical condition characterised by specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural patterns that affect personal wellbeing and everyday life. With appropriate evidence-based intervention, individuals can experience significant relief and long-term recovery.
Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD)
Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) is a recognised clinical condition characterised by specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural patterns that affect personal wellbeing and everyday life. With appropriate evidence-based intervention, individuals can experience significant relief and long-term recovery.
Conduct disorder
Conduct disorder is a recognised clinical condition characterised by specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural patterns that affect personal wellbeing and everyday life. With appropriate evidence-based intervention, individuals can experience significant relief and long-term recovery.
Eating and body
Sleep
Body and mind
Somatic symptom disorder
Somatic symptom disorder is a recognised clinical condition characterised by specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural patterns that affect personal wellbeing and everyday life. With appropriate evidence-based intervention, individuals can experience significant relief and long-term recovery.
Irritable bowel syndrome (psychological care)
Irritable bowel syndrome (psychological care) is a recognised clinical condition characterised by specific cognitive, emotional, and behavioural patterns that affect personal wellbeing and everyday life. With appropriate evidence-based intervention, individuals can experience significant relief and long-term recovery.