Therapy For Women's Issues

• Depression: A chronic illness characterized by emotional and physical symptoms such as hopelessness, lack of motivation, sleep disturbances, and persistent sadness. 
• Anxiety: Often debilitating, anxiety can manifest as obsessive thoughts, constant nervousness, racing heart, difficulty breathing, and rumination about past traumatic events.
• Eating Disorders: Including binge eating, anorexia, and orthorexia, these disorders are typically rooted in disordered thinking and deeper emotional issues rather than solely food-related behaviors.
• Postpartum Depression: A form of clinical depression occurring after childbirth, ranging from mild sadness to severe symptoms like loss of appetite, irritability, and lack of bonding with the baby.
• Borderline Personality Disorder: Characterized by negative thoughts and emotional disturbances leading to difficulty in managing daily life, often accompanied by symptoms like fear, paranoia, depression, and self-harm.
• Domestic Violence: Involving emotional, physical, verbal, or psychological abuse, leading to feelings of worthlessness, isolation, and anxiety in the victim.
• Sexual Abuse: Ranging from harassment to rape, often resulting in self-blame, depression, anxiety, PTSD, and difficulty forming relationships.
• Discrimination: Persistent gender-based discrimination leading to feelings of hopelessness, anxiety, and depression due to unequal treatment in various aspects of life.
• Hormonal Changes: Hormonal fluctuations during puberty, pregnancy, postpartum, and menopause can trigger emotional and physical challenges, contributing to anxiety and depression.
• Infertility: A distressing experience causing despair, hopelessness, and emotional trauma, often leading to depression, guilt, and resentment.
• Low Self-Esteem/Self-Worth: Stemming from childhood experiences, abusive relationships, or bullying, low self-esteem may lead to obsessive negative thoughts, insecurity, and attraction to destructive relationships.”

These challenges impact women’s mental health and well-being significantly, underscoring the importance of seeking support and professional help when needed.