Consultant Psychiatrists at Happy Clinic assess, diagnose and treat a wide range of mental health conditions in adults aged 18 and over, all by secure video.
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder affects focus, organisation, restlessness and impulsivity. Many adults are only diagnosed later in life. Assessment looks at your symptoms now and in childhood.
Depression is more than feeling sad for a few days. It is a persistent low mood or loss of interest that affects everyday life. A psychiatrist can help, especially if treatment so far has not worked.
Anxiety disorders include generalised anxiety disorder, panic disorder and social anxiety. Worry or panic becomes hard to control and starts to limit your life.
Autism is a lifelong difference in how people communicate, interact and experience the world. An adult assessment can bring understanding and access to support.
Bipolar disorder involves episodes of depression and episodes of very high mood or overactivity (mania or hypomania). Specialist assessment and medication are usually central to treatment.
OCD involves unwanted, distressing thoughts (obsessions) and repeated actions or mental rituals (compulsions) done to reduce the distress.
Post-traumatic stress disorder can develop after frightening or distressing events. It can start soon after, or years later.
Long-term stress can lead to exhaustion, poor sleep, irritability and low mood. A psychiatrist can check whether an underlying condition such as depression or anxiety needs treatment.
Poor sleep is often linked to mental health. Assessment can uncover causes and guide treatment.
Long-standing patterns in how you feel, relate to others and manage emotions can cause real distress. A psychiatrist can assess and recommend the right support.
Psychosis means losing some contact with reality, such as hearing voices or holding unusual beliefs. If symptoms are new or severe, get urgent help through NHS 111 or 999.
If your current medication is not working or causes side effects, or you want a second opinion on a diagnosis, a psychiatrist can review your treatment.
Book an initial psychiatric assessment. Your psychiatrist will look at the whole picture and explain your options.
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