Clinical Psychology
Psychotherapy using scientifically validated techniques, to identify and change patterns that cause distress. Part of multidisciplinary clinical care.
Psychotherapy with method and evidence.
Clinical psychology assesses and treats patterns of thought, emotion and behaviour that cause distress.
The psychologist does not prescribe medication. They use evidence-based psychotherapeutic techniques, often working alongside the psychiatrist.
When it may make sense
Early intervention makes treatment easier.
- Constant mental effort, without being able to rest.
- Loss, separation or a difficult change.
- Anxiety, fears or panic attacks.
- A complement to psychiatric treatment.
- A difficult relationship with food or the body.
Areas of care
Initial assessment and therapeutic goals.
Assessment of the reason for the appointment and definition of therapeutic goals.
At the end, the psychologist proposes a frequency and an approximate duration for follow-up.
In summary
- What to bring
- Previous reports, if you have them
- You may bring someone with you
- Not always, so as not to interfere with the appointment
- At the end of the consultation
- Goals and proposed frequency
- Fee
- 90 €
Teleconsultation is available. Contact the clinic to find out how it works.
The clinical psychologist
Multidisciplinary clinical care.
So we can look at your clinical picture from every perspective, in holistic, science-based treatment. Information is shared with your permission.
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Psychiatry
Medical assessment and medication adjustment. - 03
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TreatmentTranscranial Magnetic Stimulation
ExoTMS®, a non-invasive treatment validated by clinical studies. Psychological follow-up during treatment, when it is part of the plan.How many sessions will I need?
It depends on the clinical picture. In the first session, the psychologist proposes a frequency and an approximate duration.
What is the difference between a psychologist and a psychiatrist?
A psychiatrist is a doctor: they assess, order tests and prescribe medication. A psychologist does not prescribe medication: they use evidence-based psychotherapeutic techniques. They often work together.
Discover PsychiatryDoes insurance provide reimbursement?
Reimbursement depends on your insurer and your policy. Check with your insurer before the consultation; if needed, we can help with the paperwork.
Do you offer teleconsultations?
Teleconsultation is available. Contact the clinic to find out how it works.
Fees and insurance
Fees include taxes.
Clinical Psychology Appointment
90 €
Initial assessment and goal setting.
- Goal setting
- Included
- Proposed frequency and duration
- Included
NeuroCheck
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