IN WHAT CASES SHOULD YOU
IT IS WORTH CONSULTING A PSYCHOTHERAPIST
IN WHAT CASES SHOULD YOU
IT IS WORTH CONSULTING A PSYCHOTHERAPIST
DEPRESSIONS, FEARS and NEUROSES
Apathy towards life, lack of motivation, dissatisfaction with life, fear of the future, negative attitudes towards oneself, others and the world, fear of communicating with others, fear of being different, misunderstood, fear of losing support in life, insomnia, no appetite, weight loss, bad mood
DEPRESSIONS, FEARS and NEUROSES
Apathy towards life, lack of motivation, dissatisfaction with life, fear of the future, negative attitudes towards oneself, others and the world, fear of communicating with others, fear of being different, misunderstood, fear of losing support in life, insomnia, no appetite, weight loss, bad mood
INJURIES, HEALTH PROBLEMS and PSYCHOSOMATIC DISORDERS
post-traumatic stress, a state of nervous tension, insomnia, hyperactivity, hypersensitivity, various past traumas, such as sexual trauma, trauma from a climate catastrophe, war, dysfunction and work of any organ of the body without a medical reason.
RELATIONSHIP PROBLEMS
RELATIONSHIP PROBLEMS
crisis, unstable relationships based on cooling of relations after many years of life together, threats of separation, breakup, illness of loved ones, pink war after a painful divorce, breakdown of financial stability, breakdown of relations, crisis of relations after many years of life together, emotional instability.
WHAT IS PSYCHOTHERAPY
WHAT IS PSYCHOTHERAPY
Why do you need psychotherapy
Why do you need psychotherapy
METHODS TO ACHIEVE
YOUR GOAL
METHODS TO ACHIEVE
YOUR GOAL
BEHAVIORAL
PSYCHOTHERAPY
BEHAVIORAL
PSYCHOTHERAPY
considers a person as a systemic complex organism that functions and works at several biological and mental levels.
By observing all the individual parts and mental levels of the body's behavior, we study the patterns of your behavior and change it for the better, change your painful symptoms with which you came to the first conversation.
BEHAVIORAL PSYCHOTHERAPY
BEHAVIORAL PSYCHOTHERAPY
The methods of behavioral psychotherapy are based on strict principles of the nervous activity of the human brain and body. These are the central and peripheral, as well as the sympathetic and parasympathetic nervous systems. Many scientists and practitioners have built effective methods of behavioral psychotherapy based on these principles. The methods act gently, but can have a profound effect, can lead to profound effects and changes in the quality of life.
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