Adjustment Disorder Counselor

Adjustment Disorder

Adjustment Disorder is a type of stress-related mental illness. It is a short-term condition that occurs when a person has great struggle coping with, or adjusting to, a particular source of stress. Some sources include marriage, divorce, starting school or staring a new job. You may feel anxious or depressed and normal daily routines may feel overwhelming. In essence, you have a hard time adjusting to change in your life, and it has serious consequences.

Behavioral Symptoms

Frequent crying jags
Fighting with other people
Being unusually argumentative
Ignoring bills and other financial obligations
Avoiding friends, family, and loved ones
Poor work or school performance
Being late to work or school frequently
Excessive absenteeism
Vandalizing and destroying property

Psycho-Social Symptoms

Sadness
Loss of self-esteem
Feeling isolated, apart from others
Hopelessness
Inability to feel joy or pleasure
Anxiety and nervousness
Feeling “on-edge”
Feelings of being overwhelmed
Self-harm
Thoughts of suicide

"Courage doesn't always roar. Sometimes courage is the little voice at the end of the day that says I'll try again tomorrow."

-MARY ANNE RADMACHER

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Ann James Counseling, LLC
1639 N. Alpine Rd.
Suite 204
Rockford, IL 61107

P: (779) 423-0275
F: (815) 516-5952
[email protected]

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Helpful Links For Adjustment Disorder

Heathline.com - Offers helpful information and trusted health advice for people who are suffering from Adjustment Disorder.
WebMD.com - A great resource for people looking for information, treatment, symptoms and advice on many conditions or disorders such as Adjustment Disorder.
Make The Connection - Learn the signs and symptoms of adjustment disorder. Hear stories from other Veterans. Find treatment options for adjustment disorders.