If you have been abused or are caring for someone who may be dealing with abuse, you may benefit from talking to an expert.
Nuffield Health can treat alcohol misuse in clean, modern facilities across the UK.
Alzheimer’s disease is the most common type of dementia.
Anorexia (anorexia nervosa) is a very serious eating disorder characterised by an obsession to keep body weight as low as possible.
Anxiety is a feeling of unease, worry and fear. When anxiety becomes problematic, these feelings are amplified, long-lasting and overwhelming.
Sometimes called "Manic Depression". Bipolar affective disorder is a mood disorder characterised by two extreme periods of behaviour. One extreme is depression (lows) followed by periods of mania (highs). The length of time for each extreme varies in every patient but can be several weeks or longer.
Confidence (or self esteem) is your belief in yourself and your abilities. Positive or healthy self esteem allows you to cope with the negative aspects of life with no major impact on the future.
Dementia is a group of symptoms that signal gradual loss of brain function.
Everyone has spells of feeling low, sad or fed up. Normally these feelings pass and you can get on with life. But if they interfere with your daily activities, you may be depressed.
Experiencing distress is common. Life throws us challenges and puts us in difficult situations. By learning to deal with distress, you can take control of your emotional wellbeing.
A panic attack is an intense feeling of dread with a racing heart and rapid breathing.
A small amount of stress can be beneficial, but too much can affect your physical and mental health.