Dealing with

Medical Conditions

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Medical Conditions and Mental Health

Physical health and mental health are deeply interconnected.  Making it essential to care for your entire self.  Managing your chronic, debilitating or even life-threatening conditions requires addressing mental health alongside with physical care.

Your emotional state and significantly influenced your body’s physical health.  Focusing solely on physical symptoms may not suffice.  By addressing both physical and emotional challenges together you can improve your overall quality of life and wellbeing, as well as having emotional and energy available.

Chronic Conditions and Mental Health

Diabetes, hypertension, thyroid problems, immunological disorders and arthritis are some of the conditions in which mental health plays a critical role in maintaining proper care.  Depression and anxiety can affect our energy which is needed to adjust to the demands of the ailment.  Timely intake of medications, maintaining proper diet and maintaining physical activity are examples of the knees these conditions require.

Chronic Pain and Mental Health

Pain is a universal experience, but dealing with chronic pain caused by conditions like arthritis and fibromyalgia, the mental toll can be significant.  Persistent pain, combined with fatigue and brain fog, often leads to emotional exhaustion.  While we cannot eliminate physical pain entirely, addressing mental health can help lighten the emotional burden and improve coping mechanisms.

Disabilities and Emotional Challenges

Living with physical disability whether from birth or eventually, can create lifelong physical and emotional challenges.  Barriers to accessing care can exacerbate these struggles, which is why ensuring accessible, comprehensive support is critical.  Offering in person and telemedicine appointments, we strive to make care available and inclusive to everyone, regardless of mobility or other barriers.