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CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY

The Medform clinic seeks to provide its clients with a complete health and well-being that crosses interventions from different disciplines. Mental health or just “health of the mind”, when balanced, allows the person to build a fuller self and maximizes the value and effectiveness of other medical, dental, surgical, therapeutic, physical and aesthetic treatments.

WHEN TO LOOK

Throughout our life we ​​face situations, events, experiences, which we often have difficulty in perceiving, defining, accepting what they really are. They can be crises, life episodes or specific situations that cause discomfort and discomfort, and we try to resolve them immediately. Like? Alone or asking for help from those closest to us,… but is that the answer we need? What if these situations become recurrent, interfering with daily routines? Is it fair to abandon ourselves? DO NOT. Expert help is inevitable. Look for us, and you can find specialized intervention strategies. We value and adapt our intervention to each case. Book your appointment now.

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Main Areas of Intervention:

  • Psychological Assessment,

  • Psychological Monitoring,

  • Psychotherapy / Ludotherapy

  • Support Therapy,

  • Vocational orientation

  • Psychopedagogical support;

  • Family support;

  • Among others.

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Psicologia Clinica Medform

INTERVENTION AREAS

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  • Self image;

  • Learning Difficulties (dyslexia, dysgraphia, dysortography, dyscalculia, among others) and School Adaptation;

  • Disorders of Elimination (enuresis and encopresis);

  • Eating Behavior Disorders (anorexia, bulimia, ...);

  • Sleep disturbances (insomnia, nightmares, night terrors);

  • Disruptive Behavior Disorders (hyperactivity disorder with and without attention deficit; behavioral disorders; opposition behavior);

  • Phobias (eg social, animals, enclosed spaces, driving, needles, dentist);

  • Mood Problems (depressed, bipolar, mood);

  • Personality Disorders;

  • Vocational indecision;

  • Excessive fears;

  • Adaptation to changing situations;

  • Trauma and Post-Traumatic Stress;

  • Depression;

  • Somatizations;

  • Disturbing Memories;

  • Fibromyalgia

  • Mourning;

  • Adaptation to chronic diseases;

  • Problems associated with physical illnesses;

  • Others...

In therapeutic intervention, we prioritize the adaptation of the best technique and strategy to each individual, based on an eclectic and integrative perspective of what clinical activity in Psychology is - and should be. As complementary and integrative techniques of other approaches (cognitive-behavioral, client-centered, systemic, psychodynamic...), we highlight two neuropsychological techniques: Brainspotting and EMDR.

   

Seek this consultation when you identify some of the following difficulties: irritability; impulsiveness; recognizing important people; perception; memory; inability to complete tasks or decide; disorientation; planning; lack of concentration; among others.

   

The first consultations in this area of Psychology are intended to assess the degree of dysfunctionality of the patient's symptoms and their interference in daily life, allowing the possible associated diagnosis(es) to be considered. Afterwards, the relevance of follow-up is assessed, and the entire therapeutic aspect is followed, specific to the difficulties and the patient.

Brainspotting Medform

BRAINSPOTTING

Brainspotting - technique developed by David Grand, Ph.D, and works as a neurobiological tool used in the therapeutic process in order to treat symptoms that cannot be elaborated by our conscience, promoting a physiological change with psychological consequences.

Brainspotting allows the identification of imbalances, so that the body processes the imbalance and a more adaptive and healthy state for the patient appears. For more information see http://www.brainspotting.com.br/

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EMDR

EMDR (Desensitization and Reprocessing through Eye Movement), a therapy developed by Dr. Francine Shapiro, in the 1980s, has been one of the most widely researched psychotherapeutic methods in the USA, with special recommendation from the American Psychiatric Association.

This technique can help to alleviate clinical complaints by processing the components of disturbing memories. Information processing occurs when the targeted memory is linked with other, more adaptable information. (eg instead of: It was my fault !, the person thinks: I did the best I could!) For more information see http://www.emdrportugal.com/pt/

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