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Anxiety
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Depression
How can I tell if someone has anxiety?

If you notice any behavioural changes that last for a period of two weeks or more in close family or friends, it is possible that the person has an unrecognised anxiety disorder.

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Common behaviours associated with anxiety include:

  • Increased worrying about common problems like finances, work or family relationships;

  • Unwilling to go out and socialise;

  • Not being able to go to sleep;

  • Increased use of alcohol and drugs, particularly in social situations;

  • Avoiding crowded places like the cinema, shopping centre on taking public transport;

  • Unable to finish school or work projects; and,

  • Increased irritability and sensitivity to criticism.

Depression
How can I tell if someone is depressed?

If you notice any behavioural changes that last for a period of two weeks or more in close family or friends, then it is worth asking whether the person may be depressed.

Common behaviours associated with depression include: 

  • Moodiness that is out of proportion to recent events;

  • Increased irritability and frustration;

  • More sensitivity to minor personal criticisms;

  • Withdrawal from social events;

  • Loss of interest in food, sex, exercise or other pleasurable activities;

  • Being awake throughout the night;

  • Increased alcohol and drug use;

  • Staying home from work or school;

  • Increased physical health complaints like fatigue or pain; and,

  • Being reckless or taking unnecessary risks (eg. driving fast or dangerously).

Anxiety

We can help you:

  • For someone who is depressed or anxious often these behaviours are not easy to live with and cause great distress to close family or friends. As a consequence family and friends often withdraw their support or simply stop trying to help.

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  • Most people with depression or anxiety need someone else to help them get the assistance they require.

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  • People in the workplace will often feel that it is not their place to comment on someone’s personal problems. Therefore, it is important for employees / employers to recognise the signs and symptoms of depression or anxiety and feel confident to respond appropriately.

 

  • If someone you know is experiencing Depression or Anxiety, please don’t hesitate to contact us to reserve an appointment today.  

 

 

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At Quit With Hypnotherapy, we do not bill a surcharge, or any additional fees for evening, or weekend appointments.

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240 Plenty Road

BUNDOORA   VIC   3083

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Servicing the North Eastern Melbourne suburbs:

Briar Hill; Bundoora; Diamond Creek; Doreen; Epping; Greensborough; Ivanhoe; Lalor; Lower Plenty; King Lake; Mernda; Mill Park; Montmorency; Plenty; Reservoir; Rosanna; South Morang; St. Helena; Thomastown; View Bank; Whittlesea; Yarrambat.
 

And the following Eastern suburbs:

Ashburton; Blackburn; Blackburn North; Box Hill; Box Hill North; Bulleen; Burwood; Doncaster; Donvale; Glen Iris; Hawthorn East; Kew East; Mitcham; Mont Albert; Mont Albert North; Nunawading; Ringwood; Park Orchards; Surrey Hills; Templestowe; Templestowe Lower; Vermont; Warrandyte.

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