Chronic PTSD, Bipolar Disorder, Recurrent Depression, and other long-term mental illnesses
Chronic PTSD
Chronic PTSD can affect emotions, relationships, sleep, concentration, physical wellbeing, and a person’s sense of safety. Trauma responses are understandable adaptations to overwhelming experiences—not personal failures. Our therapists provide collaborative, trauma-informed care that respects each client’s pace, autonomy, identity, and existing strengths.
Bipolar Disorder
Bipolar disorder can involve periods of depression and periods of elevated or unusually activated mood, with significant differences in energy, sleep, thinking, and daily functioning. Therapy can complement medication and other supports by helping clients recognize patterns, strengthen routines, prepare for mood changes, navigate relationships, and pursue meaningful goals without reducing them to a diagnosis.
Recurrent Depression
Recurrent depression can affect motivation, energy, concentration, relationships, hope, and the ability to participate in daily life. Our approach combines evidence-based care with curiosity and compassion. We work with clients to understand their individual patterns, reduce shame, strengthen support systems, and develop realistic strategies for coping and recovery.
We welcome clients whose experiences are complex, long-term, or difficult to fit into a simple category. Treatment is collaborative and individualized, with attention to neurodivergence, disability, trauma, identity, relationships, and the client’s broader life context.
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