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Adjustment Disorders

Change is an unquestionable part of life. People can find it hard to move for college or work, enter relationships, walk away from relationships, cope with loss and even manage success easily. Change, whether it is good or bad, whether it sought out or not, can be stressful. It is not always easy to anticipate all that comes with a change and so people find themselves feeling uprooted and disconnected during some transitional changes. These are indications of an adjustment disorder.
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Adjustment Disorders

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Change is an unquestionable part of life.  People can find it hard to move for college or work, enter relationships, walk away from relationships, cope with loss and even manage success easily. Change, whether it is good or bad, whether it sought out or not, can be stressful. It is not always easy to anticipate all that comes with change, and so people find themselves feeling uprooted and disconnected during some transitional changes. These are indications of an adjustment disorder.

Adjustment disorders can manifest themselves as loss of focus, an inability to relate normally to friends and family or a tendency to be hyper-emotional about everyday things. Anger and tears seem to be at or just below the surface, and this can make for a very unsettled feeling. These kinds of reactions are likely to make the process of settling down after a change all the more difficult. Adjustment disorders, if left untreated, can sometimes spiral into long-term mental health problems.

Coping up with Changes

Counselling can be very effective in treating adjustment disorders. Person-centred counselling which probes each’s psychological make-up, psychodynamic psychotherapy which helps delve into the way personal history influences behaviour and CBT (Cognitive Behavioural Therapy) which maps the way an individual thinks and reacts are all counseling methodologies that can be very useful in handling adjustment disorders.

Devonport Psychiatry can help you or a loved one take control of a transition that seems overwhelming. We work with our clients to help them gain a deeper understanding of their fears and anxieties; this knowledge helps in tackling the stress that comes with life changes.

At The ADHD Centre, we offer an ADHD Test Online for you to know or confirm if you or a loved one happens to have ADHD and if you would like some further guidance and support on managing your ADHD then please contact us at The ADHD Centre on 0800 061 4276 or via connect@adhdcentre.co.uk.

The ADHD Centre also offers holistic ADHD treatment and cares for both children and adults. We are also affiliated with other ADHD clinics and organisations to maximise our services. Are you living in the UK? Lovely! We also offer an ADHD Online Assessment via Zoom for Healthcare. So wherever you are in the UK, know that the ADHD Centre is always available for your ADHD needs.

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