Clinical Services
Depressive symptoms
(sadness, apathy, changes in appetite and eating behavior, insomnia, fatigue, lack of motivation and disconnection, maladaptive coping strategies – such as substance use to suppress sadness, risky situations, emotional dependence);
Anxiety symptoms
(behavioral changes, physical discomfort, anxiety and/or panic attacks, worries, sleep disruptions, social anxiety, intrusive and obsessive thoughts);
Burnout
(work-related and/or family-related distress, fatigue, lack of motivation, disconnection, exhaustion, lack of interpersonal boundaries, excessive workload, excessive resilience, emotional permeability);
Couple Therapy
(marital distress, conflicts, lack of emotional intimacy, communication problems, emotional distance, co-dependence, lack of purpose and couple goals, counseling, and promoting healthy and satisfying relationships);
Clinical Sexology
(exploring sexuality and the erotic mind, as well as promoting the exploration of the senses, sexual dysfunction, sexual difficulties, and promoting greater sexual satisfaction);
Family Therapy
(understanding family dynamics, promoting healthier family relationships, positive parenting, parenting counseling, challenging family interactions, and conflict mediation, pregnancy and postpartum).