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Mental Health conditions that we deal with
PRESENTING ISSUES HEADSTRIDE SPECIALISES IN
anxiety
GENERALISED ANXIETY
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Undirected fear
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Persistent dread
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Acute stress
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Chronic worry about future, career, finance
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Exaggerated sense of threat
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Panic attack, alarm, fright
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OCD
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Intrusive thoughts
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Compulsions (washing, cleaning, hoarding, arranging etc.)
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Perfection urge
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Fear of contamination
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Body dysmorphia
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PHOBIAS
SOCIAL /RELATIONSHIP ANXIETY
DEPRESSION
MAJOR DEPRESSION
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Persistent & Recurrent
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Manic Depression
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Situational Depression
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Melancholic Depression
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Seasonal Affective
BIPOLAR
MELANCHOLIC DEPRESSION
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Static & low moods
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Vegetative signs
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Abdication of interest
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Depleted energy
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Deep despair
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Apathy to positive news
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Chronic
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Mild & persistent
DYSTHYMIA (PDD)
LOW SELF-ESTEEM (LSE)
trauma
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Developmental trauma
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Cumulative trauma
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Repetitive trauma
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Secondary trauma
ACUTE TRAUMA
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War/ torture/ terrorism
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Police action
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Natural disaster
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Domestic violence
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Abuse: Neglect, physical, emotional, sexual
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Accident, untimely death
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Medical procedures
OTHER TRAUMA
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Divorce/Separation
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Witnessing trauma
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Transgenerational trauma
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Bankruptcy
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Relationship strain
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Isolation & loneliness
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BEREAVEMENT
LOSS OF A LOVED ONE
UNEXPRESSED LOSSES
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Sudden & traumatic death
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Terminally ill & anticipatory grief
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Disenfranchised death (socially unacceptable)
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Complicated & unresolved grief
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AMBIGUOUS LOSS
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Loss of a pet
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Loss due to Alzheimer's, dementia to loved ones
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Loss to invalidation
ABSENT GRIEF
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Putting grief on hold
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Distraction as coping
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Appearing robust
UNDERSTANDING THE HUMAN MIND
WE POSESS THE RELEVANT CLINICAL KNOWLEDGE WHICH IS APPENDED WITH OUR SPECIALISED APPERCEPTIVE PROGRAMS
WE HANDLE BOTH MEDIUM TO MODERATE AS WELL AS SEVERE END OF THE CLINICAL SPECTRUM.

PHENOMENOLOGICAL APPROACH
Headstride's approach to clinical presentations is hermeneutical and phenomenological and not from a disorder standpoint.
We go for the observed phenomena, a direct investigation and description of experience in contrast to causal and unexamined presuppositions and meanings. For this we use Existential Phenomenological and Cognitive Psychology routes.
SELF-CONTROL IS SOMETHING FOR WHICH I DO NOT STRIVE.
SELF-CONTROL MEANS WANTING TO BE EFFECTIVE AT SOME RANDOM POINT IN THE INFINITE RADIATIONS OF MY SPIRITUAL EXISTENCE.
- Franz Kafka
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