CBT
(Cognitive Behaviour Therapy)
DBT
(Dialectical Behaviour Therapy)
REBT
(Rational emotive behaviour therapy )
EMDR
(Trauma Therapy)
Diagnostic Reviews
(Child, Adult, Neuro)
Stress is the body’s physiological and psychological reaction to challenges or threats — whether from work, relationships, finances, or health.
Short-term stress
can be motivating, helping you meet deadlines or perform under pressure.
Chronic stress
wears down the body and mind, leading to burnout, mental health problems, and physical illness.
Mental health
Chronic stress is a major risk factor for anxiety, depression, and burnout.
Physical health
Long-term stress increases risk of hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, and weakened immunity.
Brain & body
Prolonged stress keeps cortisol and adrenaline high, damaging memory, mood regulation, and sleep cycles.
Acute Stress
Short bursts of tension (e.g., exam, deadline, traffic jam).
Episodic Acute Stress
Repeated short-term stress episodes, often in high-pressure lifestyles.
Chronic Stress
Long-lasting exposure to pressure without relief (e.g., job insecurity, caregiving burden, toxic relationships).
Traumatic Stress
Stress response after a crisis or traumatic event (e.g., accidents, disasters).
Schoolwork, social pressure, and family conflict can cause headaches, irritability, and poor academic performance.
Studies, careers, financial responsibilities, and identity struggles often bring high stress.
Stress is often tied to caregiving roles, workplace pressure, and hormonal changes (perinatal, menopause).
Stress may be masked by irritability, overwork, or substance use. Often untreated until it leads to burnout.
Health issues, loss of independence, or caregiving responsibilities can heighten stress.
High demands, long hours, and poor boundaries often lead to burnout.
Assessment
Identify stressors and evaluate mental and physical impacts.
Personalized Plan
Therapy, relaxation techniques, and lifestyle strategies.
Skill Building
CBT, mindfulness, and coping strategies.
Monitoring
Regular reviews to track progress and adjust care.
Relapse Prevention
Long-term routines to build resilience.
15+ years’ experience in stress management and mental health care
Experts trained in CBT, mindfulness, and workplace wellness
Holistic approach combining therapy + lifestyle change
In-person and online options for convenience
Trusted by individuals, families, and corporate teams
sessions delivered across Bengaluru, Trichy, and online
of clients report improved well-being
If stress feels constant, interferes with sleep, work, or relationships, or leads to physical symptoms, it’s time to seek help.
No. Short-term stress can be motivating, but chronic stress damages mental and physical health.
Yes. CBT, mindfulness, and relaxation techniques are proven to lower stress and improve coping skills.
Stress itself isn’t treated with medication, but related conditions (like anxiety or depression) may benefit from psychiatric support.
Many people feel improvement within 6–10 sessions, but lasting resilience requires ongoing practice.