Trauma-related conditions & PTSD
Trauma symptoms, post-traumatic stress and related functional effects.
Treatment-oriented functional psychiatric assessment
Continuum assesses patients across the breadth of adult psychiatric practice—including addictions—and connects the clinical picture to treatment, function and work.
Psychiatric presentations we assess
These categories make the range visible; they are not separate programs or an exhaustive list. Patients may present with one condition, several overlapping conditions or diagnostic uncertainty.
Trauma symptoms, post-traumatic stress and related functional effects.
Depressive and other mood presentations affecting recovery and work.
Assessment of symptoms, course, treatment and functional implications.
Broad clinical scope
Treatment-oriented functional psychiatric assessment
Diagnosis · treatment · function · work
Anxiety-related symptoms and their effect on daily and occupational function.
Personality-related symptoms, patterns and their clinical and functional implications.
Substance-related concerns, addictions and co-occurring psychiatric conditions.
Other conditions and comorbid presentations relevant to treatment, function and recovery.
Across disability and work contexts
A person may be early in a leave, away from work longer term, preparing to return or still working. The assessment is shaped around the clinical picture and the patient’s functional circumstances—not around a pre-set stream.
One integrated clinical view
Symptoms, diagnoses, comorbidities, course and relevant recovery barriers.
Treatment adequacy, gaps and practical recommendations for next steps.
Current limitations, prognosis, workplace needs and return-to-work planning.
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