Almost anything. Common presenting concerns for individual therapy and for physicians may include but are not limited to:

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Acculturation stress

ADHD

Adjustment difficulty

Alcohol use

Anger management

Anxiety

Assertiveness

Bereavement / Grief

Boundary setting

Burnout

Career decision-making

Caregiver strain

Communication skills

Compassion fatigue

Conflict management

Coping skills

Cultural stress

Death anxiety

Decision-making

Depression

Divorce / dissolution

Eating concerns (emotional eating, binge eating, restrictive habits)

Emotional wellness

Executive function

Existential concerns

Family conflict

Financial strain

Gender issues

Health concerns

Homesickness

Identity concerns

Imposter syndrome

Impulse control

Infertility

Intimate partner violence

Leadership

Life transitions

Loneliness

Managing difficult patients

Medically unexplained illness

Mindfulness

Mood changes

Moral injury

Obsessive thoughts or tendencies

Panic attacks

Parenting

Patient satisfaction

People-pleasing behavior

Perfectionism

Performance anxiety

Performance enhancement

Phobias

Post-partum depression

Pressure

Psychological safety

Racism or prejudices

Relationship conflict

Relaxation techniques

Religious or spiritual concerns

Role strain

Self-esteem and self-efficacy

Self-harm

Sex addiction

Sexual identity

Sexual functioning

Stress

Study skills

Substance use

Suicidal ideation or thoughts of death

Smoking cessation

Test anxiety

Time management

Trauma / Abuse

Weight loss

Work-life balance

Workplace stress