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Anxiety
Psychotherapy for anxiety focuses on managing:
- Excessive worry
- Panic
- Loss of confidence
- Life problems
- Bodily symptoms
- Negative thinking
- Decision making and problem solving
Depression
Psychotherapy for depression focuses on managing:
- Excessive sadness
- Crying spells
- Rumination
- Negative thinking
- Thoughts of self-harm
- Tiredness and exhaustion
- Decision making and problem solving
Marital issues
Marital therapy focuses on resolving problems like:
- Communication of thoughts and feelings
- Differences of opinion
- Compatibility
- Sex life
- Making major decisions
- Reducing conflict
- Interpersonal respect
Personality disorders
Psychotherapy for personality disorders focuses on managing long-standing unhealthy ways of thinking, feeling and acting that may involve but are not limited to:
- Social life
- Interpersonal relationships
- Mood management
- Attention seeking
- Flexibility
- Mental toughness
- Excessive dependence on others
Eating disorders
Psychotherapy for eating disorders focuses on managing symptoms like:
- Eating too little
- Concerns about body image
- Purging habits
- Binge eating
- Maintaining a healthy body weight
Addictions
Psychotherapy for addictions focuses on:
- Ways to quit substance use
- Being aware of situations that may lead to cravings
- Staying away from substances and maintaining remission
- Avoiding relapse
- Improved frustration tolerance and ways to manage stresses
- Ways to manage moods, avoid negative mood and boredom.
- Social support
Grief counseling
Psychotherapy for grief focuses on:
- Acceptance of a loss
- Deal with any feelings of guilt or regret
- Focus on life and relationship
- Process the event of death and its trauma
- Manage any existential anxieties that may come up
- Try to move on with life, while maintaining respect for the loss
- Accept available help and support
- Make the required practical changes required.
Trauma treatment
Psychotherapy for trauma focuses on:
- Acceptance and understanding the nature of trauma
- Deal with guilt or regret
- Understand the physical, thought the related and emotional impact of the trauma
- Make practical life changes
- Slowly get back to routine
Stress management
Psychotherapy for stress management focuses on:
- Trying to change the stressful situation as much as possible.
- Find activities that help soothe
- Stay healthy with a good diet, exercise, sleep
- Take breaks
- Delegate work
- Don’t let the stress pile up
- Manage negative thoughts and feelings related to the stressful situation.
Relationship management
Psychotherapy for relationship management focuses on:
- Open expression of thoughts, feelings, and wishes
- Learning methods of clear communication
- Be truthful
- Ask for help when needed
- Ask for space when needed
- Improve emotional regulation during conflict
- Resolve long standing areas of conflict
- Manage expectations from self and others
Mindfulness
Mindfulness focuses on:
- Importance of self-care and practice of mindfulness
- Mindfulness techniques
- Applying mindfulness in personal relationships
- Applying mindfulness at work
- Gratitude and savoring practices.
Self Harm
Psychotherapy for self-harm focuses on:
- Reasons for help harm
- Impulsivity management
- Emotional management
- Healthier ways of expressing thoughts and feelings
- Healthier ways of managing and expressing stress
Parenting
Involves learning skills related to:
- Rule setting
- Chores to be done by all members of the family
- Expectations from children depending on their age
- Discipline
- Use of gadgets
- Sex education
- Importance of friends and peers
- Educational stress management
- Emotional expression
Geriatric Care
Psychotherapy for geriatric care focuses on:
- Emotional needs of senior citizens
- Ways to deal with difference of opinions while cohabiting
- Neurological or psychiatric problems that may arise due to old age
- Geriatric depression and anxiety
- General health
OCD Management
OCD treatment focuses on symptoms like:
- Obsessive thoughts
- Compulsive behaviors
- Obsessive-compulsive loops
- Improving insight
- Relapse prevention
- Mindfulness and acceptance
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How do I know if I need Psychotherapy?
If you are experiencing any or some or all of the mentioned problems here and your loved ones are noticing them too,
a psychologist can help you resolve them using therapeutic techniques.