Depression is often characterized by feelings of being sad, discouraged,       hopeless, irritable, unmotivated, as well as a general lack of interest or pleasure in life. When these feelings last for a short period of time, it may be called a passing case of “the blues”. But when they last for more than two weeks and interfere with regular daily activities its likely to be a depressive disorder. Depression can develop from a complex combination of  factors, this is why our clinic shines through treating the whole body. These factors can include genetics, brain chemistry, lifestyle, environment, personality and stress. General Symptoms of Depression Persistent Sadness/Anxiety, Empty Mood Sleep Disorders • Shifts in Appetite/Weight Irritability • Anxiety • Fatigue Chronic Physical Symptoms Thoughts of Suicide • Memory Loss  Brain Fog • Lack of Concentration  Feeling of Sadness • Loss of Self Worth Depression Facts • Major depression affects about 14.8 million American Adults. • Persistent Depressive Disorder affects about 3.3 million American Adults. • Bipolar Disorders affect about 5.7 million American Adults.

Anxiety disorders includes generalized anxiety disorder,      panic disorders, and panic attacks, social anxiety disorder,      and separation anxiety. General Symptoms of Anxiety Feelings of Uneasiness, Fear, or Worry Fatigue • Headaches • Muscle Tension Trembling/Twitching • Sweating Racing Thoughts • Racing Heartbeat Anxiety Disorders affect more than 40 million American Adults

Anxiety & Depression Are Highly Treatable.