Who We Help

Adults

At Reason Psychology, we work with adults navigating a wide range of concerns, from everyday struggles like anxiety, depression, or burnout, to more complex experiences such as trauma, chronic illness, or rehabilitation after injury.

We support adults with:

Anxiety, Panic, or OCD

Depression

Stress

Trauma related to workplace experiences, accidents, medical procedures, ICU stays, or interpersonal events

Coping with medical conditions such as cancer, chronic illness, chronic pain, or cardiac and respiratory conditions

Recovery and rehabilitation following brain or spinal cord injuries, acute or chronic injury, amputations, or surgeries

Grief, loss, or major life transitions

Relationship or communication challenges

Sleep, focus, and self-care difficulties

Assessments may include:

PTSD or trauma-related assessments

ADHD screening or diagnostic clarification

Mood or anxiety assessments

Personality or coping style assessments

Treatment planning to guide care and support daily functioning

Seniors

Later life brings unique transitions, challenges, and opportunities. Seniors may face changes in health, relationships, or daily routines. Therapy at Reason Psychology provides a supportive space to process these experiences, build coping strategies, and maintain mental and emotional well-being.

We support seniors with:

Coping with chronic health conditions or cognitive changes
Managing depression, anxiety, or adjustment concerns
Building strategies for memory, focus, and independence
Enhancing coping skills and emotional resilience
Navigating grief, loss, or life transitions
Strengthening relationships and social connection
Enhancing focus, daily routines, and self-care

Assessments may include:

Diagnostic clarification for mood or anxiety concerns
Treatment planning to support daily functioning and quality of life

Living with Illness or Injury

Adulthood can be challenging enough, and health concerns or injuries can add another layer of stress. At Reason Psychology, we work with adults managing complex health-related experiences- including chronic illness, rehabilitation, or recovery from serious injury. Therapy can help process the emotional and psychological impact of these experiences, as well as other difficult life experiences, and build strategies for coping and resilience.

We support adults with:

Adjustment to medical conditions such as cancer, chronic illness, or cardiac and respiratory conditions

Coping with chronic pain, injury, or rehabilitation following brain or spinal cord injuries, amputations, or surgeries

Trauma related to hospitalization, ICU stays, delirium, or medical procedures

Trauma from workplace experiences, accidents, interpersonal events, or other significant life experiences

Anxiety, depression, or stress related to health and daily life

Grief and loss

Relationship or communication challenges

Sleep, focus, and self-care difficulties
Chronic pain

Assessments may include:

Evaluation of the emotional impact of chronic illness, injury, or medical trauma
PTSD and trauma assessments related to hospitalization, accidents, or medical procedures
Mood and anxiety assessments linked to health conditions
Screening for adjustment disorders or health-related coping challenges
Treatment planning to support both mental health and physical recovery

First Responders

First responders face unique stressors in their work, including exposure to trauma, high-pressure situations, and the emotional weight of helping others. Reason Psychology provides a confidential space to process these experiences, manage stress, and maintain mental health, while building strategies to cope with the demands of the job.

Support may include:

Managing occupational stress, anxiety, or depression
Processing trauma and critical incidents
Navigating burnout and compassion fatigue
Strengthening coping strategies, resilience, and self-care
Improving sleep, focus, and work-life balance

Assessments may include:

PTSD and trauma-related assessments
Mood and anxiety assessments
Treatment planning to support recovery and resilience, and professional or personal functioning

Mental Health Professionals

Mental health professionals are often focused on supporting others, yet may neglect their own emotional needs. Therapy offers a confidential space to process personal stressors, navigate professional challenges, and maintain mental well-being, while fostering self-awareness and resilience.

Support may include:

Managing work-related stress, burnout, or secondary trauma
Processing personal or professional trauma
Navigating work stress, career transitions, or role strain
Strengthening coping skills, self-care, and professional boundaries
Enhancing emotional regulation and resilience
Improving sleep, focus, and daily functioning

Assessments may include:

Mood and anxiety assessments
PTSD and trauma-related assessments
Diagnostic clarification for ADHD or other concerns
Treatment planning to support personal and professional growth

Healthcare Professionals

Even those who care for others need support for themselves. Healthcare professionals often face emotional and physical demands, high workloads, and exposure to patient suffering. Reason Psychology offers a safe, confidential space to reflect, manage stress, and maintain well-being, while developing skills to navigate personal and professional challenges.

Support may include:

Coping with workplace stress, burnout, or compassion fatigue
Processing traumatic or emotionally challenging events
Strengthening resilience and professional boundaries
Navigating life transitions and work-life balance
Improving sleep, focus, and self-care routines

Assessments may include:

Mood and anxiety assessments
PTSD and trauma-related assessments
Diagnostic clarification for ADHD or other concerns
Treatment planning to support mental health and professional functioning