Tuesday, August 24, 2021

Mood Disorder Counselling

Dr Michael Dadson (Mike Dadson) discusses "What is a Mood Disorder"?

According to John Hopkins Medicine, there are various types of mood disorders:

  • Major depression
    Feeling down, sad or hopeless, reduced interest in regular activities along with other symptoms lasting at least 2 weeks


  • Dysthymia
    A recurring, low-grade, irritable or depressed mood lasting for a minimum of 2 years

 

  • Bipolar Disorder
    A condition when you experience changes between periods of depression and mania or an elevated mood


  • Mood disorder
    Can be related to another health condition, such as chronic illness, physical injury, or cancer


  • Substance-induced mood disorder
    Occurs due to medicinal effects, abuse of drugs or alcohol, or toxin exposure

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Signs You May Have a Mood Disorder

When you are sad, tearful, irritable, or generally feeling down, in spite of what is happening 

in your day to day life, signals the presence of a mood disorder.

 

 

"Suffering from a mood disorder can take away your interest in socializing, eliminate joy, often leave you in tears, cause you to be or fell angry frequently, reduce your energy or motivation, or leave you feeling overwhelmed or exhausted ",  states Dr Dadson.

 

In order to treat a mood disorder, Dr Mike Dadson will review your issues and needs, then suggest a counselling distinct plan for your recovery. 

 

Dr Michael Dadson has more than 30 years of experience counselling and is a registered clinical counsellor (RCC) with significant experience in treating and counselling those affected by mood disorders, depression, trauma, PTSD and PTSD recovery.

 

To contact Dr Michael Dadson or to book an appointment, click here.

 

 6 Links and Professional Profiles for Dr Dadson 

  1. BCACC British Columbia Association of Clinical Counsellors
  2. CCPA - Canadian Counselling and Psychotherapy Association
  3. Psychology Today
  4. University of British Columbia – Final PhD Defence (CNPS)
  5. Google Scholar
  6. Three Best Rated (rated best in Langley for marriage counselling






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