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The psychologist is an expert in behaviour, emotions and mental health. He works with people who are experiencing distress or psychological difficulties.
The work of the psychologist consists of:
assessing patient's psychological functioning and mental health
determining and implementing personalised interventions or treatments, adjusted to the patient’s needs,
if needed, the psychologist can recommend to their patient that they consult a doctor for a pharmacological treatment
Supportive psychotherapy
Supportive psychotherapy
At any moment in life, experiences such as stress, emotional exhaustion or life-altering events can shake you up. In these moments, you may feel the need to confide your concerns, your worries or your questions in a containing and caring environment. Supportive psychotherapy offers you a space for free expression and attentive listening, aiming to bring you comfort and mental well-being by allowing you to express what is causing you pain.
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Behavioural and cognitive therapies are psychotherapies recommended in the treatment of various psychological disorders. They fall within the field of brief therapies. CBT, whose effectiveness has been scientifically proven, has the advantage of offering modelling of each person's functioning.
Behavioural and cognitive therapies are psychotherapies recommended in the treatment of various psychological disorders. They fall within the field of brief therapies. CBT, whose effectiveness has been scientifically proven, has the advantage of offering modelling of each person's functioning.
The therapy is based on learning theories and considers that maladaptive behaviour is the result of previous learning in similar situations, reinforced by the environment. Thus, therapy aims to replace this maladaptive behaviour with more adapted behaviour, aligned with the patient's wishes, through new learning. The therapist, in collaboration with the patient, defines the objectives to be achieved and facilitates this new learning by developing an adapted therapeutic strategy.
The therapy is based on learning theories and considers that maladaptive behaviour is the result of previous learning in similar situations, reinforced by the environment. Thus, therapy aims to replace this maladaptive behaviour with more adapted behaviour, aligned with the patient's wishes, through new learning. The therapist, in collaboration with the patient, defines the objectives to be achieved and facilitates this new learning by developing an adapted therapeutic strategy.
CBT psychotherapy includes the following steps:
CBT psychotherapy includes the following steps:
initial phase of exploration of the problem and the patient's needs, analysis of the functioning of the disorder and vicious circles, definition of therapeutic objectives
initial phase of exploration of the problem and the patient's needs, analysis of the functioning of the disorder and vicious circles, definition of therapeutic objectives
treatment phase during which different behavioural and cognitive techniques are applied in sessions and between sessions in order to consolidate learning and thus act on the problem in question
treatment phase during which different behavioural and cognitive techniques are applied in sessions and between sessions in order to consolidate learning and thus act on the problem in question
maintenance phase during which the aim is to reinforce the learning acquired in therapy and maintain it in the long term
maintenance phase during which the aim is to reinforce the learning acquired in therapy and maintain it in the long term
Price
Price
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy - 65e
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy - 65e
Supportive psychotherapy - 65e
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