Stress and Anxiety - Camali Clinic

About Service

Making Lives Better

Workplace stress, burnout, and overwhelming life pressure are among the most common reasons adults seek support at Camali Clinic. While stress is a normal human response to challenge, chronic or unmanaged stress can significantly impair wellbeing, physical health, and functioning. This page focuses on stress-related presentations – including burnout, adjustment difficulties, and stress-driven anxiety – rather than clinical anxiety disorders, which are addressed on our dedicated Anxiety page.

Stress and Anxiety Treatment

1. Sign & Symptom list

  • Feeling overwhelmed, unable to cope, or constantly 'on edge'
  • Physical symptoms: headaches, muscle tension, fatigue, digestive problems
  • Sleep difficulties driven by racing thoughts or worry
  • Irritability, mood changes, or emotional reactivity
  • Difficulty concentrating or making decisions
  • Withdrawal from social activities or responsibilities
  • Cynicism, emotional exhaustion, or feeling detached from work (burnout)
  • Stress management and CBT – identifying stressors, restructuring unhelpful thinking, and building practical coping skills
  • Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) techniques
  • Burnout recovery work – addressing overcommitment patterns, boundaries, and values
  • Problem-solving therapy and lifestyle planning

Who needs it?

Individuals who experience excessive, uncontrollable worry about multiple things, physical symptoms of anxiety (e.g., restlessness, muscle tension), or frequent feelings of being overwhelmed and unable to relax.
Multiple things
Frequent feelings

Step-by-Step Support

How we provide the service

Learn how our structured, personalized process guides each individual through assessment, planning, and tailored support to achieve meaningful results.
01
Therapeutic Approaches
We utilize Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), mindfulness techniques, and relaxation training to help manage symptoms.
02
Identifying the Root Cause
Therapy focuses on identifying the source of stress/anxiety
03
Thought Management
Challenging catastrophic thoughts

Specific FAQs

1.

Is GAD different from normal worry?

Yes, GAD involves uncontrollable, disproportionate worry that persists for at least six months and affects daily life.

Controlled breathing, grounding techniques, and challenging catastrophic thoughts.

Through boundary-setting skills, time management strategies, and emotional regulation techniques.