Adjustment disorders are one of the types of mental illnesses that have received far too little attention for a long time. Often, those affected do not even recognize themselves that their sadness, fears or anger have a pathological value and thus end up in even more serious psychological downward spirals. With the knowledge of certain signs, such an illness can be recognized early and treated very successfully with therapeutic support.

When we hear ADHD (attention deficit hyperactivity disorder), we immediately think of hyperactive and inattentive children. But would we also think of ADHD if an adult told us about problems in their organizational structure, impulsivity and emotional imbalance? Probably not! This is precisely why it is so important to educate about the clinical picture even in adulthood and to be able to offer those affected the right help.

When pain lasts longer than three months or significantly longer than the normal duration of an illness, it is called chronic pain. Often, no clear cause is found for chronic pain, which leads to even more psychological stress. You can find out how psychotherapy can help in the treatment of chronic pain in the following blog post.