Adjustment Disorders
When life changes feel hard to carry
When Change
Becomes Overwhelming
Adjustment disorders can develop after a major life transition, loss, relationship change, work stress, illness, or another difficult event. These experiences can affect your emotions, thoughts and behaviours, sometimes making it hard to get through daily life.
While change is a natural part of life, it can sometimes feel like too much. An adjustment disorder doesn't mean you're weak - it means you're human. With the right support, it's possible to find your footing again and move forward with greater clarity and confidence.
Adjustment can look different for everyone
Persistent Sadness | Anxiety or Worry | Feeling Overwhelmed | Difficulty Concentrating | Changes In Sleep
What Is an Adjustment Disorder?
An adjustment disorder involves emotional or behavioural symptoms that arise within the context of a stressful life change.These symptoms can affect your mood, relationships, work or studies, and overall daily functioning
It's a response to a real-life event, and with the right support, many people are able to process the experience, adapt and find a renewed sense of balance.
A Different Approach:
Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy
Psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy (PaP) is an emerging therapeutic approach that may help create new perspectives, support emotional processing, and increase psychological flexibility. At Reunion, PaP is always delivered within a comprehensive therapeutic framework that includes preparation, a facilitated dosing experience and integration.