Specializing in Bipolar and other mood disorders, loneliness, grief and loss.

Grief  may be understood as, 'whenever a loss suddenly and irrovocably changes the course of your life, breaking the line from the past you cherished to the future you counted on.'

The basic core of grief is wanting what you can no longer have.

Research demonstrates that how we each exhibit grief - emotionally, psychologically, physically - is as varied as our DNA.  There is no single, optimal way to grieve a loss, despite our ingrained expectations.

Taken from Real Simple, Coping With Loss, September, 2008

Stress - Post Traumatic Stress disorder (PTSD) - physical, sexual, emotional and verbal abuse, auto accidents, worker compensation injuries, stress related to catastrophic injuries or emotional exposure, chronic medical conditions.

Anger management, assertiveness training and employment relationship conflict.