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Professionals Specialising in Cognitive Disorders

Cognitive disorders cause a significant impairment of cognition, memory or both, either for short or long periods of time depending on the exact type of cognitive disorder. Symptoms will vary, but they will center around cognitive and memory impairments and everything associated with them. Therapy and counseling are recommended for the treatment of cognitive disorders.

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Amnestic Disorders
Amnestic disorders cause discreet memory impairment without any symptoms of other cognitive disorders. The exact causes of these disorders are not known, but much has been learned over the years about treatment for them. Symptoms include memory problems - both old memories and th...
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Bulimia Nervosa
Bulimia nervosa consists of a damaging cycle of binging on food then purging it from the body in unsafe ways, including vomiting, overuse of laxatives, starvation or other other extreme methods. Because of the second part of the cycle, many people who suffer from bulimia also hav...
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Cognitive Disorders
Cognitive disorder are those that center around the brain's ability to remember and process information. The causes of these disorders may be physical - head injury or the degeneration of the brain with aging - but they may also be related to substance abuse or other causes. Symp...
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Dementia Due to Creutzfeldt-Jacob Disease
This progressive neurological disease is another common cause of dementia as the brain deteriorates. Although very rare, this disease usually affects people from 50 to 70 years of age. Symptoms are similar to other types of dementia and include memory trouble, behavioral changes,...
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Dementia Due to Head Trauma
Dementia due to head trauma is usually nonprogressive - it doesn't get worse - although repeated head injuries can make the dementia worse. Even though it is a more short term form of dementia, the symptoms are the same as other types of dementia, including trouble with memory, b...
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Dysthymic Disorder
While the exact cause of dysthymic disorder is not known, this mood disorder is a problem that can become worse if not treated. Symptoms of dysthymic disorder include constant feelings of hopelessness, trouble sleeping, low self-esteem, poor concentration and other signs common w...
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Generalized Anxiety Disorder
Generalized anxiety disorder is a mental illness that causes people to become extremely worried or anxious over events in their life, often irrationally. While the exact causes of generalized anxiety disorder are not known, but both biology and psychology are thought to play a ro...
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Histrionic Personality Disorder
Some people like to be the center of attention, but when this desire is built on lies and false dramatics in order to gain attention, histrionic personality disorder might be diagnosed. The exact causes of this disorder are not known, but genetics and environmental factors are th...
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Mild Cognitive Disorder
Before the onset of Alzheimer's disease or another cognitive disorder a person may be diagnosed with mild cognitive disorder. While the symptoms are generally more mild that those associated with other cognitive disorders, there are still serious risks that come with them. Becaus...
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Motor Skills Disorder
Also known as motor dyspraxia, a motor skills disorder affects the ability to move and perform complex tasks - like dancing, gymnastics, or even in some cases walking. While it may appear in early childhood (often known as “floppy baby” or “stiff baby”), for some it isn't diagnos...
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The Use of Metaphors in Coaching

 

The word metaphor is from the Greek metapherein, which means to transfer or to change. For our purposes in coaching, we use the term metaphor as a symbol that captures or represents qualities of our cli...


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Self-esteem is the overall opinion we have of ourselves and our ability to live and lead our lives. When my self esteem is good I feel great: I smile, engage with people, talk freely, express my feelings, laugh, love and live life to the full. However, when my self esteem is low ...


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