Psychological support

Psychological support is a form of therapy in which the patient seeks for the help of a psychologist to overcome a difficult time in life.
It is based on the person’s needs; it aims to promote autonomy and develop problem-solving skills and empower the patient to deal with problematic life situations in order to reach a better quality of life. Each session lasts around 45 minutes generally once a week; however, it is possible to discuss with the patient what is more suitable. The first phase is based on a clinical interview with the patient after which it will be possible to proceed with a limited number of sessions focusing on one issue or with a longer therapy focusing on the person’s global functioning. For children under the age of 18, In the first phase the sessions will be carried on with parents.

Psychological support should be used in the following cases: difficult transition periods, such as
grief, professional crises, school difficulties, divorces, changes in life stages, personal, marital, family, or professional conflicts, to name but a few.