EXPERT
Dr. Leland Van Den Daele
Psychologist
Dr. Leland Van Den Daele is a psychologist practicing in San Francisco, CA. Dr. Van Den Daele specializes in the treatment of health mental problems and helps people to cope with their mental illnesses. As a psychologist, Dr. Van Den Daele evaluates and treats patients through a variety of methods, most typically being psychotherapy or talk therapy. Patients usually visit Dr. Van Den Daele because they have been experiencing depression, anxiety, stress, or anger for a significant period of time and are seeking help. Psychologists may perform a variety of exams and assessments to diagnose a mental condition.
60 years
Experience
Dr. Leland Van Den Daele
- San Francisco, CA
- Purdue University
- Accepting new patients
Psychological Treatment and Understanding Depression and Anxiety
An inhabitant of the variegated landscape of experience is pain. Within this landscape, physical pain has location, distribution, coloration, brightness, sharpness, intensity,...
Brain hyperactivity?
Your active mind is not a pathology, but the fact that you have some difficulty sleeping and are sometimes socially awkward in conversation suggests that you have stimulus overload. READ MORE
Your active mind is not a pathology, but the fact that you have some difficulty sleeping and are sometimes socially awkward in conversation suggests that you have stimulus overload. Stimulus overload may take many forms, but most common is too much information. Information leads to deliberation, deliberation to obsession –especially when too many variables are at play and outcomes are uncertain. We live in a world of information overload. Aside from a complete life overhaul, fruitful practices to quiet the mind are meditation and disciplined sleep habits. I recommend Lipman’s book, Better Sleep, Better You.
Someone please help?
You are a young man who had a harmful drug experience. The interaction effects of drugs are poorly understood, and you appear to have had a severe apnea experience. Not being able READ MORE
You are a young man who had a harmful drug experience. The interaction effects of drugs are poorly understood, and you appear to have had a severe apnea experience. Not being able to breathe is life-threatening and certainly impresses a strong memory. When conditions trigger the memory, fear and anxiety likely accompany the memory. Steps to take: You may be suffering from sleep apnea and may need the assistance of a CPAP machine at least as an interim measure. See a sleep specialist. In addition, I strongly recommend psychotherapy for support and guidance.
