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Offering Mental Health in North Carolina

Unexpected events in your personal and professional lives can take a toll on your mental health. Clinical Neuro-Behavioral Institute, PLLC provides compassionate neurological therapies and psychological services in North Carolina to help you cope with changes and move forward with confidence. Learn more about various mental health issues and the types of therapies we offer.

Mental Health Issues

Depression and Anxiety
This mental health issue manifests physically and emotionally. Physical manifestations can include:
  • Excessive Sleep
  • Headaches
  • Loss of Appetite
  • Sleeplessness
  • Stomach Pain
Meanwhile, emotional manifestations can include:
  • Excessive Worrying
  • Hopelessness
  • Irritability
  • Lack of Energy
  • Sadness

Grief and Loss

Feelings of grief and loss are not always associated with death. Grief can manifest after loss of a job or loved one, end of a relationship, and retirement. We understand that healing is different for every individual, and we can support you through each stage of grief:
Denial
Can Look Like:
Can Feel Like:
Avoidance
Confusion
Being Easily Distracted
Numbness
Forgetfulness
Shock
Keeping Busy All the Time
Shutting Down
Mindless Behaviors

Procrastination

Thinking or Saying “I’m Fine” or “It’s Fine”

Anger
Can Look Like:
Can Feel Like:
Being Aggressive or Passive-Aggressive
Embarrassment
Cynicism
Feeling Out of Control
Getting Into Arguments or Physical Fights
Frustration
Increased Alcohol or Drug Use
Impatience
Irritability
Rage
Pessimism
Resentment
Sarcasm

Bargaining
Can Look Like:
Can Feel Like:
Comparing Self to Others
Blame
Judgment Toward Self and/or Others
Fear or anxiety
Overthinking and Worrying
Guilt
Perfectionism
Insecurity
Predicting the Future and Assuming the Worst
Shame
Ruminating on the Past or Future

Thinking or Saying “I Should Have..” or “If Only..”

Depression
Can Look Like:
Can Feel Like:
Crying
Despair
Increased Alcohol or Drug Use
Disappointment
Reduced Energy
Feeling Overwhelmed
Reduced Motivation
Helplessness
Reduced Social Interest
Hopelessness
Sleep and Appetite Changes
Sadness
Acceptance
Can Look Like:
Can Feel Like:
Ability To Be Vulnerable and Tolerable of Emotions
Courageousness
Adapting, Coping, and Responding Skillfully
Feeling Good Enough
Assertive, Non-Defensive, and Honest Communication
Pride
Being Present in the Moment
Self-Compassion
Engaging With Reality As It Is
Validation
Mindful Behaviors
Wisdom
Saying “This Is How It Is Right Now”

Work-Related Issues

We encounter job-related issues and stress in our daily lives, especially now that many of us have a new work hybrid paradigm—working from home and going to the office. In both of these work environments, we must feel safe and comfortable. However, various communication styles, world views, and personalities can result in misunderstandings about expectations. This can also lead to low motivation and job dissatisfaction.
At Clinical Neuro-Behavioral Institute, PLLC, we teach stress management skills to help you take control of your lifestyle, thoughts, and emotions so you can cope with your stresses and problems.

Therapies We Offer

Family Therapy Trauma
Our clinician discusses the change and development within the intimate relationships of couples and families. During a therapy session, we employ techniques to de-escalate an argument to ensure everyone is heard and help family members resolve disputes. We also offer parenting support.
Situations that often require family therapy:
  • Divorce
  • Empty Nest Syndrome
  • Loss of a Loved One
  • Loss of Job
  • Retirement
  • Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
  • Depression and Anxiety
  • Childhood Trauma
Individual Therapy
This is a collaborative and supportive process where trained mental health professionals work one-on-one with clients in a confidential, caring, and safe environment. We allow clients to explore their feelings to understand their behaviors as we work through challenges they may be facing. These challenges can include:
  • Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
  • Childhood Trauma
  • Depression and Anxiety
  • Grief and Loss
  • Life Transitions
  • Neurodegenerative Disorders
  • Stress Management
  • Work-Related Issues
  • Empty Nest Syndrome
  • Parenting
  • Childhood Trauma
Senior Care 55+
  • Divorce
  • Empty Nest Syndrome
  • Loss of a Loved One
  • Dementia
  • Senior Group Therapy
  • Individual Therapy
  • Health Issues & Concerns