Mood Disorders

What is a Mood Disorder?

A mood disorder refers to an inconsistent or distorted emotional state that can negatively affect an individual’s ability to function. Mood disorders may present as periods of sadness, extreme happiness, irritability, and depression.

Common Issues

  • Irritability

  • Self-isolation

  • Bouts of high energy

  • Temper tantrums

  • Irregular sleep patterns

  • Crying spells

  • Depressed mood

  • Hyper-reactivity

Treatment for Mood Disorders

Many mood disorders require psychiatric attention in conjunction with ongoing psychotherapy. Depending on the individual, I implement various strategies for treating mood disorders. Mood disorders can be addressed through the following services:

  • Psychotherapy

  • Child therapy

  • Play therapy