1. The direct contact between staff and the individual psychotherapist, mainly through the dialog.

2. The ‘therapeutic relationship’ in the context of communication, first aid This is aimed at changing relationship who generate query.

3. Because to the nature of communications is established within this relationship, there are issues of privacy or confidentiality of information exchanged significant, which refers to ethical considerations for the exercise of psychotherapy.

Psychotherapy is considered finished first, when the objectives are met and the patient’s treatment refrain from Psychotherapist work without assistance.

OBJECTIVES

• Learn new ways to cope with life the answer for.
•  Wasit self to know first from New Perspective.
• Create new personal schemes.
• Change beliefs that are no longer useful filled by new forms of meaning.

When to make an Consultation

• When there is a general feeling of discomfort or anxiety, crippling daily life, such as anxiety, crying, panic attacks, obsessions, fears, panic, phobias or depression.
• When you have to deal with certain situations such as death, illness, layoffs, cracks or separations.
• When a family is suffering or has a problem, and who knows how to help.
• When you want to improve mood, ability to face problems and solve situations that are complicated or difficult
• When you want a deeper understanding of oneself, improving self-esteem and feel better.

It consists of psychological treatment for people with emotional difficulties or problems that costs them through.

Through the link established between therapist and patient, work in the areas of conflict, suffering, or personal concerns, through the intervention and counseling techniques.

OBJECTIVES

• The mental and emotional capacity of the individual to face life and its difficulties in healthier ways.
• Allow greater understanding of himself, his environment and obviously the relationship he has with it.
• Make positive changes in different areas of your life, how to overcome challenges and solve problems.
• Overcome times of crisis, learn to handle emotions like sadness, fear, anger, anxiety and build self-esteem and self-concept.

METHOD

This treatment is characterized by weekly sessions, depending on the case can be one to four sessions a week, lasting   30-45 minutes, its length depends on the objectives set in each session.

MOST FREQUENT REASONS TO GO TO CONSULTATION

• Depression, sadness, grief for loss or significant life changes.
• Problems with self-esteem, insecurity, low and distorted self-concept.
• Anxiety, stress, panic, phobias, sleep disorders.
• Problems in family relationships, marital and social
• Labor disputes, academic or occupational.
• Feelings of guilt, desires or goals not achieved.

It consists of a variety of techniques and methods used to help children and adolescents who experience difficulties with their emotions and behavior.

OBJECTIVES

• Able to understand their emotions and problems. Help to have higher self-esteem. Making changes in your behavior.
• Build new ways for dialogue and conflict resolution. Generate new ways to interact
• Promote to assume greater responsibility.

METHOD

It works with the child through play sessions and other techniques of approach. It is also necessary to involve the parents and the school, according to the situation to be treated. The length of psychotherapy depends on the complexity and severity of problems.

MOST FREQUENT REASONS TO GO TO CONSULTATION

• When the child or adolescent acts differently for no reason.
• When you display behaviors and feelings sad, rebellious or altered.
• Problems with anxiety, phobias, childhood, nightmares.
• Problems of parental separation.
• Hyperactivity.
• Attention Disorders.
• Aggressiveness, disobedience and lack of  boundaries.
• Elimination Disorders  ( » see article )
• Reduced school performance or school problems.
• Lack of participation in school activities or family.
• Decrease or loss of desire to play

Teens:

We must also add:

• Substance abuse
• Bullying.
• Changes in appetite.
• Depression.    ( » see article)
• Lies, theft.

In life one of the most significant relationships to people is the relationship, while the most complex. The couple is conceived as a whole, made up of two people, who bring their personal world, family and culture. At times, these worlds favor the development of the couple, but at other times, contribute to the emergence of conflicts, finding each of them in a world that is not only individual but also shared.

In many cases, these differences create conflicts difficult to overcome and lead to a crisis situation in which the couple does not know how to get out because they have not acquired the tools necessary to address various conflicts.

OBJECTIVES :

• Help resolve conflicts and improve relationships between partners.
• Provide the necessary tools to enhance communication.
• Encouraging the emergence of new perspectives to improve the relationship.
• Help build a new way to interact and relate to each other, from a place in which to grow and feel better.

METHOD

Psychotherapy is divided into sessions of 50 to 60 minutes, they will make joint sessions, and sessions of 30 minutes when conducted in individual sessions. You can set a weekly basis, although it is important to assess the case if necessary to establish a higher frequency. Throughout the interviews, the couple work on their conflicts in their relationship.

MOST FREQUENT REASONS TO GO TO CONSULTATION

• There are signs that help in deciding a query.
• Discomfort in one or both partners. These problems may range from permanent conflict transition.
• Lack of communication, frequent arguments.
• Aggressive, abusive or violent situations when they arise (» see article)
• Emotional dependency, manipulation, insecurity.
• Infidelity, jealousy issues.
• Economic, health or unexpected changes.
• Sexual difficulties.
• When they took the decision to separate, to help make it as less traumatic.
• They can also go to see those couples with relatively few problems, but wish to improve their relationship. Such couples are often boring, hide their feelings or put up with each other.

At this point, which acts Couple Psychotherapy as it is an action that favors the emergence of new perspectives to improve relations and resolve conflicts. Help build a new way to interact and relate to each other, from a place in which to grow and feel better.

It is the interaction that occurs between the psychotherapist and a family that goes to consultation to improve their quality of life, on the advice it gives, especially in changing habits and behaviors that influence the relationships of its members.

OBJECTIVES

• Improve communication among its members.
• Changinghabits and behaviors that influence family relationships.
• Harmonize and strengthen family relationships.

METHOD

The mode of Family Psychotherapy is to propose an interview with the family, to find and define the problem or conflict among them. Treat the expectations of each of its members and explore family history, to guide the family and propose objectives to be achieved, in order to effect change so that all its members to interact in a healthy way and propose objectives to be achieved, in order to effect change so that all its members to interact in a healthy way.

MOST FREQUENT REASONS TO REQUEST A CONSULTATION

• Confrontation of changes in life stages (adolescence of children, for example).
• Duels, disability or illness in the family.
• Intense conflict in relationships.
• Economic problems or significant changes in the family.
• Handling situations, abuse or violence.
• Adaptation to “assembly”, a situation that occurs when joining a pair which bring children from previous relationships.

A treatment that people with emotional problems meet in a  group  led by a psychotherapist and help each other to carry out changes in behavior or personality. In  Group Psychotherapy ,  Professional directs the interactions of members of the group  to achieve their changes.

OBJECTIVES

• To express themselves in a group setting.
•  Enhance trust and confidence in oneself.
• To better communicate with others.
• To facilitate the understanding of others and their own difficulties.
• Promoting Mental Health in the group.

METHOD

Are usually a small group of six to eight people and length of sessions is one hour. Have a frequency less than the Individual lPsychotherapy  and Psychotherapist, often assume a more active role than in other therapies.

BETTER CANDIDATES FOR GROUP PSYCHOTHERAPY

• For anyone who is hard of confidence or self-confidence.
• People who have difficulty communicating and who want to improve their social relations in their workplace or personal.
• People who are going through a crisis and strengthen the group work.