Various aspects of psychological distress are worked with, including:

• Anxiety problems including panic and phobias.
• Reactions to traumas/adverse life events such as car accidents, child abuse, bullying, and domestic violence.
• Complex or childhood trauma.
• Problems relating to stress and feeling worried, such as work related stress.
• Depression or low mood.
• Problems with low self-esteem and self-confidence.
• Difficulties coping with pain and physical health problems.
• Difficulties in relationships with others.
• Obsessional and/or compulsive behaviours/thoughts.
• Physical symptoms with no identified medical explanation.
• Difficulties adapting to life changes, such as divorce.
• Eating related problems, such as over eating.
• Gender issues.