Shalom Medical Center

Compassionate Care for Mental Well-being

Shalom Medical Center was established in 2019 with a simple goal — to provide caring, professional, and comprehensive mental health services for people of all ages.

Over the years, we have grown into a dedicated team of mental health professionals who work together to support children, adults, and elderly individuals through life’s challenges. We believe that everyone deserves understanding, respect, and personalized care.

About Us

Our Approach

At Shalom Medical Center, we believe every individual is unique. We begin with a careful and thorough assessment to understand your concerns, strengths, and needs.

We then develop a personalized treatment plan, which may include:

Medication management
Psychological therapy (talk therapy)
Behavioral therapy
Family therapy
Skills training for children
Learning assessments and educational support

We focus on practical solutions, compassionate care, and ongoing support to help individuals and families move toward better mental health and improved quality of life.

Our Commitment

Since 2019, Shalom Medical Center has continued to grow in experience and service capacity. We are committed to providing accessible, professional, and compassionate mental health care to our community.

We are here to walk alongside you and your family — offering understanding, guidance, and support every step of the way.

Who We Help

We provide mental health services for children, teenagers, adults, and older adults. Below are some of the more common concerns we help with.

Adults

Depression
Persistent sadness, loss of motivation, fatigue, sleep changes, or feelings of hopelessness.

Anxiety Disorders
Ongoing excessive worry, panic attacks, social anxiety, or physical symptoms like palpitations and tension.

Prenatal or Postpartum Mood Disorders (including Postnatal Depression)
Emotional difficulties during pregnancy or after childbirth, including sadness, anxiety, irritability, or bonding difficulties.

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Distressing repetitive thoughts and rituals that interfere with daily life.

Insomnia and Sleep Disorders
Difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, waking too early, or poor-quality sleep.

Alcohol or Substance Use Disorders
Difficulty controlling alcohol or drug use despite negative consequences.

Behavioral Addictions
Compulsive behaviors such as gaming, gambling, shopping, or internet use that affect daily life.

Eating Disorders
Disturbed eating behaviors and concerns about weight or body shape.

Psychotic Disorders (including Schizophrenia)
Conditions involving hallucinations, delusions, or difficulty distinguishing reality from thoughts.

Bipolar Disorder
Extreme mood swings between depressive episodes and periods of elevated or irritable mood with increased energy.

Gender Identity-Related Concerns
Emotional distress related to gender identity, self-understanding, or social adjustment.

Adult ADHD
Persistent attention difficulties, disorganization, procrastination, impulsiveness, or restlessness continuing into adulthood.

Dissociative Disorders
Disruptions in memory, identity, awareness, or perception, often linked to stress or trauma.

Gambling or Addiction-Related Problems
Excessive gambling or other behaviors eg. gaming, sex etc that interfere with work, relationships, sleep, or daily functioning.

Children and Teenagers

ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder)
Difficulty with attention, hyperactivity, impulsiveness, forgetfulness, or being easily distracted, affecting school performance and behavior.

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
Challenges in social communication, understanding social cues, flexibility in behavior, and sometimes repetitive behaviors or strong special interests.

Learning Difficulties
Struggles with reading, writing, mathematics, memory, or processing information despite normal intelligence.

School Refusal
Severe anxiety or emotional distress leading to difficulty attending or staying in school.

Depression
Persistent low mood, loss of interest, irritability, low energy, or withdrawal from activities.

Anxiety Disorders
Excessive worry, fears, panic attacks, or physical symptoms such as stomachaches or headaches related to stress.

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
Repeated unwanted thoughts (obsessions) and repetitive behaviours (compulsions), such as excessive checking or washing.

Tic Disorders and Tourette Syndrome
Sudden, repeated movements or sounds (such as blinking, throat clearing, or vocal tics) that are difficult to control.

Hair-Pulling Disorder (Trichotillomania)
Repeated pulling of one’s hair, often linked to stress or tension.

Eating Disorders
Unhealthy relationships with food, body image concerns, restrictive eating, binge eating, or purging behaviors.

Gaming or Addiction-Related Problems
Excessive gaming or other behaviors that interfere with school, relationships, sleep, or daily functioning.

Elderly

Depression
Low mood, loss of interest, low energy, or social withdrawal in later life.

Anxiety Disorders
Excessive worry, nervousness, or physical tension affecting daily functioning.

Dementia with Behavioral or Emotional Changes
Memory decline accompanied by personality changes, agitation, confusion, or mood disturbances.

Psychotic Disorders
Hallucinations or fixed false beliefs occurring in later life.

Insomnia and Sleep Problems
Persistent difficulty sleeping or disrupted sleep patterns.

Our Team

Our team includes:

Five Specialists in Psychiatry
One Family Therapist
Two Clinical Psychologists
One Special Educational Needs (SEN) Teacher who provides learning assessments and specialized training

We work closely together so that each person who comes to us receives coordinated and well-rounded support.