Adults of all ages

Adults

It can be hard to ask for help as an adult. That's completely fine. Depression, bipolar disorder, anxiety and trauma are all treatable.

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Why people come

Getting back to yourself.

Work, relationships, parenting and health can all take a toll. Treatment starts with a careful assessment and an honest conversation about what you want to change. It has no fixed timeframe and no shortcuts, and most people do get better.

  • Depression or persistent low mood
  • Anxiety or panic attacks
  • Mood swings or periods of high energy
  • Effects of trauma or a difficult event
  • Possible adult ADHD
  • A second opinion on diagnosis or medication

Conditions we often see

Read about signs, assessment and treatment.

What to expect

  1. i.A longer first visit

    The first appointment is an in-depth assessment of your history, health and current concerns.

  2. ii.Shared decisions

    Treatment options are explained clearly, including medication, and therapy with your psychologist or one Dr Stanganelli can refer you to, so you can choose what's right.

  3. iii.Ongoing review

    Follow-up visits in person or by telehealth, with regular updates to your GP.

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