These are some of the most common conditions our specialists manage. This list isn't exhaustive, and it's not a self-diagnosis tool — it's a starting point for a conversation.
A problematic pattern of alcohol consumption leading to impaired control, tolerance, and withdrawal.
Read moreA pattern of tobacco or nicotine use marked by compulsive use, tolerance, and withdrawal on cessation.
Read moreProblematic cannabis use causing impairment, characterized by craving, tolerance, and withdrawal.
Read moreCompulsive use of heroin or other opioids marked by tolerance, withdrawal, and high relapse risk.
Read moreProblematic use of benzodiazepines or related sedatives leading to tolerance and a distinct withdrawal syndrome.
Read moreDependence on opium, a naturally derived opioid, sharing the core features of the broader opioid use disorders.
Read moreCompulsive use of cocaine marked by intense craving, binge patterns, and significant cardiovascular risk.
Read moreCompulsive use of methamphetamine (crystal meth) causing marked tolerance and significant psychiatric and physical harm.
Read moreMarked, persistent fear of a specific object or situation that is actively avoided or endured with intense distress.
Read moreA chronic psychotic disorder involving hallucinations, delusions, disorganized thinking, and impaired functioning.
Read moreA disorder combining features of schizophrenia with a major mood episode, occurring within the same uninterrupted illness.
Read morePersistent, fixed false beliefs in the absence of other prominent psychotic symptoms, with otherwise largely intact functioning.
Read moreRecurrent episodes of eating unusually large amounts of food with a sense of loss of control, without regular compensatory behaviors.
Read morePersistent eating of non-nutritive, non-food substances that is inappropriate to the individual's developmental stage.
Read morePersistent difficulty falling or staying asleep, or non-restorative sleep, causing daytime impairment.
Read moreRepeated episodes of upper airway obstruction during sleep, causing fragmented sleep and daytime sleepiness.
Read moreA chronic neurological sleep disorder causing overwhelming daytime sleepiness and, often, sudden muscle weakness (cataplexy).
Read moreAn urge to move the legs, usually accompanied by uncomfortable sensations, that worsens at rest and in the evening.
Read moreAbnormal behaviors, movements, or experiences that occur during sleep or the sleep-wake transition, such as sleepwalking or night terrors.
Read moreEmotional or behavioral symptoms developing in response to an identifiable stressor, out of proportion to what would typically be expected.
Read moreDisruption of identity involving two or more distinct personality states, often accompanied by gaps in memory.
Read moreInability to recall important personal information, usually of a traumatic or stressful nature, beyond ordinary forgetfulness.
Read moreSudden, unplanned travel or wandering away from one's usual life, associated with amnesia for personal identity or history.
Read moreOne or more distressing physical symptoms accompanied by excessive thoughts, feelings, or behaviors related to those symptoms.
Read morePersistent preoccupation with having or acquiring a serious illness, in the absence of significant somatic symptoms.
Read moreNeurological symptoms, such as weakness or non-epileptic seizures, that are incompatible with recognized neurological disease.
Read morePersistent, excessive worry that interferes with daily life, often paired with restlessness and fatigue.
Read moreRecurrent, unexpected panic attacks with intense physical symptoms and fear of future attacks.
Read moreMarked fear of social or performance situations due to fear of judgment or embarrassment.
Read morePersistent low mood, loss of interest, and changes in sleep, appetite, or energy lasting two weeks or more.
Read moreAlternating episodes of depression and mania or hypomania, requiring careful mood stabilization.
Read moreA chronic, lower-grade form of depression lasting two years or more.
Read moreIntrusive memories, avoidance, and heightened arousal following a traumatic event.
Read moreShort-term trauma response in the weeks immediately following a distressing event.
Read moreIntrusive, unwanted thoughts paired with repetitive behaviors performed to reduce distress.
Read morePreoccupation with perceived flaws in appearance that are minor or unnoticeable to others.
Read morePatterns of inattention, hyperactivity, or impulsivity that affect functioning across settings.
Read moreSupport and assessment for social communication differences and sensory needs.
Read morePersistent difficulty falling or staying asleep that affects daytime functioning.
Read moreProblematic patterns of substance use leading to impairment, with structured recovery support.
Read moreDifficulty coping with major life changes, loss, or bereavement beyond the expected timeframe.
Read moreSevere restriction of food intake driven by an intense fear of weight gain and a distorted body image.
Read moreRecurrent episodes of binge eating followed by compensatory behaviors such as purging.
Read morePersistent difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection sufficient for satisfactory sexual activity.
Read moreEjaculation occurring sooner than desired, typically within about a minute of penetration, causing distress.
Read moreMarked delay, infrequency, absence, or reduced intensity of orgasm despite adequate sexual stimulation.
Read moreInvoluntary tightening of pelvic floor muscles that makes vaginal penetration difficult, painful, or impossible.
Read moreA group of conditions involving atypical sexual interests that cause distress or harm to the individual or others.
Read moreProgressive decline in memory and other cognitive domains severe enough to impair daily functioning.
Read moreA progressive movement disorder marked by tremor, rigidity, slowed movement, and postural instability.
Read moreA chronic neurological condition characterized by a predisposition to recurrent, unprovoked seizures.
Read moreA sudden loss of brain function caused by interrupted blood supply, either through blockage or bleeding.
Read moreA neurodevelopmental condition involving significant limitations in intellectual functioning and adaptive behavior beginning in childhood.
Read moreMarked mood, irritability, and physical symptoms in the luteal phase of the menstrual cycle that resolve after menses.
Read moreA major depressive episode occurring during pregnancy or in the weeks following childbirth.
Read moreA rare but severe psychiatric emergency involving rapid-onset psychotic symptoms in the days to weeks after childbirth.
Read moreExcessive anxiety, worry, or panic arising during pregnancy or the postpartum period, often centered on the pregnancy or infant.
Read moreA rare condition in which a person develops the physical signs and firm belief of being pregnant despite the absence of pregnancy.
Read moreNew-onset or recurrent depressive episodes occurring during the menopausal transition, linked to fluctuating reproductive hormones.
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