Therapists specialising in Phonological Disorder

» Symptoms

• Trouble speaking
• Trouble understanding
• Convulsions
• Repetition of words - stuttering

» Definition Communication disorders are those that affect speech, language, and hearing. The symptoms vary depending on the particular type of communication disorder, but they generally center around problems communicating. Therapy and counseling are both helpful with the treatment of various communication disorders.

» Symptoms

• Using sounds incorrectly
• Omitting sounds
• Trouble being understood
• Social problems 
• Academic difficulties

» Definition Phonological disorder is the inability to use speech and sound for communication. Symptoms of this communication disorder include failure to use sound correctly, substituting sounds inappropriately, and omitting sounds altogether. Therapy and counseling are helpful with treatment for phonological disorder, especially if started as soon as the problem is diagnosed.

» Symptoms

• Memory problems
• Problems with judgment, perception or reasoning 
• Depression
• Irritability
• Anxiety
• Aggression
• Apathy

» Definition Other cognitive disorders are mild versions of cognitive disorders that do not fit into other categories. Symptoms include memory impairment, depression, irritability, behavioral problems, apathy, as well as other physical and mental problems. Treatment with counseling and therapy can help minimize the risks associated with other cognitive disorders.

» Symptoms

• Anxiety
• Panic attacks
• Housebound for long periods
• Dependence on others
• Fear of being alone
• Fear of losing control in public
• Feelings of detachment
• Feelings of helplessness
• Feeling that the body or environment are unreal
• Unusual temper or agitation with trembling or twitching

» Definition Agoraphobia is a fear of being someplace where help may not be available. Psychotherapy is helpful in the treatment of agoraphobia.

» Symptoms

• Trouble reading
• Trouble spelling
• Trouble reasoning
• Trouble writing

» Definition A learning disability is a neurological disorder that affects a person's ability to learn new things and advance in life. It may appear as a difficulty with reading, writing, spelling, memory, or other intellectual problems. Treatment for learning disabilities is available and will vary depending on the particular type of learning disability exhibited.

» Symptoms

• Slow reading
• Poor reading comprehension
• Missing words when reading
• Reversal of words when reading
• Limited vocabulary
• Trouble in social settings
• Trouble with interpersonal relationships

» Definition A reading disorder is one that impairs a person's reading accuracy, speed, or comprehension. Symptoms include difficulty reading and falling behind academically. Treatment for a reading disorder is possible with therapy and counseling.

» Symptoms

• Trouble speaking
• Trouble understanding
• Convulsions
• Repetition of words - stuttering

» Definition Communication disorders are those that affect speech, language, and hearing. The symptoms vary depending on the particular type of communication disorder, but they generally center around problems communicating. Therapy and counseling are both helpful with the treatment of various communication disorders.

» Symptoms

• Gay Couple Issues
• Gay Parenting
• Confusion
• Various other issues

» Definition Gay and lesbian issues are those that affect men and women and deal primarily with issues of sexuality. Therapy can assist a person when dealing with a variety of gay and lesbian issues.

» Symptoms

• Anxiety
• Post traumatic stress disorder
• A severe reaction to being chastised or scolded
• Dissociation
• One person completely controlling another
• Unexplained marks or bruises on the body
• Repeated injuries that cannot be explained
• Limping, broken bones, or bruising

» Definition Abuse is the mistreatment or harm (physical or mental) done to another person over a period of time. Therapy can help a person learn to deal with all the issues that come with long term abuse.

» Symptoms

• Depression
• Feelings of worthlessness
• Sadness
• Grief
• Exhaustion
• Stress

» Definition Parenting is the task of supporting and encouraging the emotional, intellectual, physical and social development of a child from infancy until adulthood. This is one of the most difficult tasks a person can face, whether they have a partner helping or not. This is why therapy and coaching are recommended to help with any parenting issues that may arise.

» Symptoms

• Excessive amounts of time on the computer
• Compulsions to be on the computer at all times
• Lies about time spent on the computer
• Withdrawal symptoms

» Definition Computer addiction happens when someone spends an excessive amount of time using the computer. The symptoms include problems with relationships and work because of the amount of time spent on the computer while neglecting other duties or responsibilities. Behavioral therapy can help with recognizing the addiction and doing something about stopping it.

» Symptoms

• Nonverbal communication skills
• Verbal communication skills
• Public speaking
• Making the sale or negotiation
• Managing time
• Starting a business
• Improving performance
• Being a better manager

» Definition Business coaching is counseling that is directed toward helping a person achieve more in the business world. There are many specific areas that a business coach can help, but business coaching is recommended for those who want to accomplish more in their career.

» Symptoms

• Better communication
• Less fighting
• Stronger family relationships

» Definition Family counselling is a type of therapy that can help families with any of the issues they may be facing. Different families may have different needs when it comes to family counselling, but there are many tips and techniques that can help families get along better.

» Symptoms

• Avoiding intimacy
• Lack of communication
• Stress
• Anxiety
• Constant arguing
• Inability to resolve conflicts
• Fights that last for days, weeks or months

» Definition Relationship problems are situations and difficulties that have a negative effect on the short and long term success of an intimate relationship. Both therapy and coaching are recommended to help with learning how to better deal with all sorts of relationship problems.

» Symptoms

• Anxiety
• Post traumatic stress disorder
• A severe reaction to being chastised or scolded
• Dissociation
• One person completely controlling another
• Unexplained marks or bruises on the body
• Repeated injuries that cannot be explained
• Limping, broken bones, or bruising

» Definition Abuse is the mistreatment or harm (physical or mental) done to another person over a period of time. Therapy can help a person learn to deal with all the issues that come with long term abuse.

» Symptoms

• A lack of physical needs like food, shelter, or clothing
• A lack of emotional needs being met – chronic indifference or ignorance
• A lack of proper medical care
• A lack of proper educational resources
• A lack of proper and safe supervision

» Definition Child neglect is defined as the failure of a parent or guardian of a child to safeguard that child’s emotional and physical health as well as their general well-being.

» Symptoms

• An excess of anger that can lash out at any time
• Often not understanding why you are angry about something
• Being unable to focus your anger to appropriate parties

» Definition Anger management is the process of controlling one’s anger through therapeutic techniques and exercises.

» Symptoms

• Confusion
• Avoiding thoughts about the event
• Avoiding people related to the event
• Avoiding places related to the event
• Dissociative problems
• Panic attacks
• Detachment
• Selective amnesia

» Definition Acute stress disorder (related to posttraumatic stress disorder) is an anxiety disorder that affects a person after a major, traumatic event in their life. Treatment for acute stress disorder is available with psychotherapy and counseling.