The transitions in our life mark a change from one chapter to another, but sometimes, the shadows of the earlier times linger and hold us back from complete realization. If you are still feeling the tug of what should be left behind, counseling services can help.
What causes OCD? There is no definitive answer, but researchers have made significant strides recently. The brains of people with OCD function differently, but exactly why this is the case isn’t yet known. Scientists believe genetic, behavioral and environmental factors also play a role.
The reasons for grief are many and can extend beyond the loss of a loved one or family member. Other significant losses that people need to deal with include the loss of one’s health or the loss of a long-held dream or aspiration.
Because each of us is a unique individual, there is no “one-size-fits-all” approach to grief counseling after a DUI tragedy. This is why it is important to seek help to find a counseling service you trust, feel comfortable with, and that will help you bring stability back into your life.
Males are more likely to experience early onset OCD, or age 10-12, but the age disparity levels out in those who develop it later in life, with men and women equally likely to develop OCD.
The sad fact of the matter is, that despite all the information available about driving under the influence, more than 25 people die every day because of drunken driving. And that number does not include the injured or others who are devastated because of it. If you are in need of help, please call.
When families blend, it can be a difficult time for all, and sometimes, help is needed to make the transition smooth and to help both sides come together in harmony. Transition counseling can help with resolving issues, so a new family unit can emerge.
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder is a mental anxiety disorder which causes repeated thoughts or images about things, such as fear of germs, dirt, or intruders; acts of violence; or being meticulously tidy.
If you have a friend who has experienced a significant loss, your comfort and support are greatly needed and appreciated. However, if more is asked of you than you can give, or if your friend is on a downward spiral, arrange for him or her to visit for counseling and guidance.
Phobias could impact one’s life to the point of severely altering how they handle their day, like taking the stairs daily as opposed to taking the elevator because a fear of enclosed spaces. It doesn’t have to be that debilitating though, and you can have your strength to live normally again with help.
Victims with serious injuries will have to adjust to a new normal following a drunk driving accident. Counseling and support groups are a valuable resource when it comes to figuring out what the future might hold.
A link has been established between obsessive compulsive disorder and brain neurotransmitter chemicals serotonin and dopamine. It has been found that when these chemicals behave abnormally, it can cause OCD.
If you are a victim of a DUI incident, you do have constitutional rights, and it is important that you know what they are, and that you have competent assistance in asserting those rights. As a victims counseling service, we can direct you to the best source for assistance.
While every experience is different, there are general four stages involved in the grief process. These are accepting that your loss really happened, experiencing the pain that comes with grief, trying to adjust to life without the person who died, and eventually putting less emotional energy into the grief and moving on.
Ever wake up and suddenly feel like you’re suddenly different, or maybe some aspect of you is just not recognizable? This could have something to do with anxieties or phobias keeping you from being “yourself” again, and we’re here to say that there is people who can help you find “yourself” again.
Psychological counseling can take place in a number of ways and in different environments. Whether you would be best served in individual, group, or family counseling approaches depends on what you would be most comfortable with and are ready for.
Why can it be so difficult to treat OCD? One significant issue is that many OCD patients have underlying mental conditions such as bipolar or social anxiety disorder. Identifying all underlying conditions is necessary before prescribing medication that often is very successful in conjunction with cognitive behavior therapy.
While, at some point in our lives, we will be faced with loss, hopefully, it will be as adults, when our experiences and maturity help us. Children may have greater difficulty understanding grief and how to express it; a qualified grief counselor can help with the process.
