"Many chronic conditions respond to behavioral changes and nearly all require some attention to lifestyle. Behavioral medicine offers a perspective and a set of approaches to help you cope and adapt.
It is very common to have a wide range of thoughts and feelings after being diagnosed with a chronic medical condition. Sometimes these reactions interfere with making changes we know are necessary. We can work together to deal with your reactions, clarify your personal health objectives. Then we can plan and implement strategies and techniques necessary to protect your health, minimize further decline or begin recovering.
Chronic medical illness or conditions with which I have experience:
Cardiovascular Disease
Fibromyalgia
Chronic Fatigue
Asthma
Temporo-Mandibular Joint Disorder (TMJ)
Type II and Mixed Diabetes
Metabolic Illness
Pervasive Food Allergies (IgE and IgG mediated reactions)
Environmental and Chemical Sensitivities
Obesity
HIV/AIDS
Hearing loss
Osteoporosis"
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