Clinical psychology is an essential component in the behavioral and emotional health care of individuals, contributing to the early diagnosis, treatment and management of various psychological disorders.
Clinical Psychology
Skinmed Clinic Pipera
Who are we talking to?
We offer clinical psychology services for all people dealing with various psychological problems, from anxiety and depression to eating disorders or emotional trauma.
Why choose SKINMED® experts?
Psychologist Elena Marinescu has extensive experience in the field of clinical psychology, with a professional, empathic and personalized approach that responds to the needs of patients, providing effective solutions and adequate emotional support at each stage of treatment.
Assessment and diagnosis
- Detailed initial consultation to assess psychological problems
- Making the right diagnosis and personalizing the treatment plan
- Treatment and therapy
- Individual therapies for various psychological disorders: anxiety, depression, post-traumatic stress, eating disorders, addictions, etc.
- Couple and family therapies to resolve conflicts and improve interpersonal relationships
- Counseling and emotional support
- Counseling for managing stress and life changes
- Emotional support in times of difficulty or crisis
What does Clinical Psychology involve?
Clinical psychology is a distinct branch of psychology that focuses on the application of psychological knowledge and techniques in the context of pathology and optimizing the functioning of healthy human subjects. It involves both the study and understanding of the psychological mechanisms involved in health and illness, and the application of this knowledge in clinical practice to help individuals improve their mental health and overall well-being.
Objectives of the service
Detailed assessment:
- Identification and correct diagnosis of psychological problems using specialized methods.
Personalized intervention:
- Developing and implementing a treatment plan tailored to the individual needs of patients.
Monitoring and adjustment:
- Monitoring patient progress and adjusting interventions to ensure a positive outcome.
Types of conditions treated
- Anxiety and phobias
- Depression and mood disorders
- Post-traumatic stress and emotional trauma
- Eating disorders (anorexia, bulimia)
- Addicts (alcohol, drugs)
- Adaptation and adjustment problems
Treatment and therapy methods
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT)
- Psychodynamic therapy
- Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
- Couple and family therapy
- Counseling and emotional support
How does the consultation or specialist visit go?
The consultation includes a detailed discussion of the patient's symptoms and history, assessment of the patient's level of functioning and setting therapeutic goals. The psychologist explains the therapeutic process, answers the patient's questions and creates a personalized treatment plan.
What is a psychological assessment?
The main objective of psychological assessment is to measure as specifically as possible how a person functions psychologically: emotionally, behaviorally, cognitively and relationally, and how they adapt to changes in their environment.
What is clinical psychology?
Clinical psychology, a branch and specialization of psychology, is the science that studies the psychological mechanisms involved in health and illness. It is situated at the confluence of psychology and medicine and is a theoretical and applied branch of the system of psychological sciences.
The duties of a clinical psychologist include:
Investigation and evaluation:
- The clinical psychologist is responsible for investigating and assessing the psychological state of the individual. This may include interviewing the client, administering psychological tests and behavioral observation to gain a detailed understanding of the client's problems and needs.
Diagnostics:
- On the basis of the assessment, the clinical psychologist makes an accurate diagnosis using standardized criteria and tools recognized in psychological practice.
Intervention planning:
- Based on the diagnosis, the clinical psychologist develops an appropriate treatment or intervention plan, which may include psychological counseling, behavioral therapy, social skills training or other specific therapeutic techniques.
Monitoring progress:
- During treatment, the clinical psychologist monitors the patient's progress and adjusts interventions according to individual needs and progress.
Working with the medical team:
- Where necessary, the clinical psychologist works closely with other health professionals, such as psychiatrists or other specialists, to ensure an integrated and holistic approach to patient care.
Clinical Psychology Service of Skinmed Clinic Pipera, under the guidance of psychologist Elena Marinescuprovides specialized and personalized support to improve the quality of life and mental health of patients.
The psychologist who performs this procedure
Advantages SKINMED®
Experience
- Our team of psychologists has extensive experience in the treatment of various psychological disorders, with proven results in improving patients' mental and emotional health.
Personalized approach
- Each patient benefits from a treatment plan tailored to their individual needs and preferences.
Privacy
- We respect patient confidentiality and provide a safe and trusting environment for open discussion and effective therapy.
Frequently asked questions
What types of conditions can be treated?
Psychologist Elena Marinescu and our team treat a wide range of conditions, including anxiety, depression, stress, eating disorders, sleep disorders and more.
How does a session with a psychologist go?
During a session, the patient talks to the therapist about their problems and the therapist helps them explore their thoughts and emotions. Together, they identify solutions and strategies to cope better with life's challenges.
How long does it take to see a psychologist?
A session with a psychologist generally lasts between 45-60 minutes, depending on the patient's needs and the type of therapy used.
Is the information discussed with the psychologist confidential?
Yes, confidentiality is a fundamental aspect of the therapeutic relationship. Information discussed in therapy sessions is protected according to ethical and legal standards.
How can I prepare for my first psychologist appointment?
For the first session, it is helpful to reflect on why you are seeking help and to be open to discussing these issues with the psychologist. You don't need to prepare yourself in any particular way, just be honest and open.
What are the signs that I should see a clinical psychologist?
Persistent symptoms of anxiety, depression or other emotional disturbances.
Difficulties in interpersonal relationships or adjusting to major life changes.
Stress and conflict management problems.
How does clinical psychology help improve mental health?
By correctly assessing and diagnosing psychological problems.
By providing emotional and therapeutic support tailored to individual needs.
By developing strategies and techniques for effectively managing stress and emotional problems.
What is the difference between a clinical psychologist and a psychotherapist?
Clinical psychologist: Focuses on assessing and diagnosing psychological problems, developing intervention plans, and monitoring progress.
Psychotherapist: Specializes in administering psychological therapy and providing direct therapeutic interventions to help the patient resolve emotional, behavioral and relational problems.
