Individuals often schedule an appointment if they are:
- overwhelmed or stressed
- feeling like they have no control
- angry, irritable, or worried a lot of the time
- feeling sad, helpless, or hopeless
- sleeping too much or too little
- having unusual ideas or sensations
- finding it difficult to get out of bed
- having difficulty concentrating
- faced with a major life decision
- unable to manage daily responsibilities
- concerned about their use of alcohol or drugs or a loved one's use
- dealing with the loss of a loved one or co-worker
- harming themselves or someone else
- experiencing a chronic health problem
- curious about how to find a therapist
- in need of an "outside" perspective
- concerned for a friend, family member, or co-worker
- in a difficult relationship
- ending a relationship
- concerned about their child's behavior
- caring for an elderly parent
- in conflict with a co-worker
- dissatisfied with work
- uncertain about talking with a supervisor