• Difficulty coping with daily stress, you are feeling overwhelmed or your life is becoming unmanageable.
• Persistent feelings of sadness, worthlessness or depression.
• Problems adjusting to a new or unexpected life event, such as a loss of a loved one, divorce, unemployment or illness.
• Suspicions or knowledge that your child is being, or has been sexually abused.
• Past trauma or abuse that continues to plague your present daily life. 
• Problems with your child's behavior or a desire to become a more effective parent.
• Struggles with an addiction to alcohol or drugs, or are a family member tired and confused about a loved one's addictions.
• Problems with anger or violence or are in a domestic abuse situation.  

These problems may include the following:

• Life adjustments 
• Depression or Anxiety
• Domestic Violence
• Past or present sexual abuse or rape
• Trauma
• Grief and mourning
• ADHD
• Relationship conflicts
• Parenting
• School problems or Peer pressure
• Eating disorders
• Codependency 

• These problems may include the following:

• Legal issues
• Failure to fulfill major life responsibilities
• Social or interpersonal conflicts
• Inability to cut down or stop using
• Withdrawal effects (nausea, hangovers, DT's, passouts, depression, anxiety, etc...)
• Important social, occupational or recreational activities given up or reduced
• Family dysfunction and heredity
• Health problems