Psycological Counselling

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The Department of Clinical Psychology offers a variety of services aimed at addressing mental health issues, emotional difficulties, and psychological disorders. Here are some of the common services we provide:

Psychological Testing - Use of standardized tools to assess cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning (e.g., intelligence tests, personality assessments).

Diagnostic Evaluation - Comprehensive assessments to identify mental health conditions like anxiety, depression, PTSD, ADHD, or other disorders.

Individual Therapy - One-on-one sessions to address issues such as depression, anxiety, trauma, stress, and personal challenges.

Group Therapy - Therapy sessions in a group setting for individuals with similar concerns (e.g., support groups for addiction, anxiety management, etc.).

Couples & Family Therapy - Addressing relational dynamics within families or partnerships, improving communication and conflict resolution.

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) - A structured therapy that focuses on changing unhelpful thinking patterns and behaviors.

Dialectical Behavioral Therapy (DBT) - Primarily used for individuals with borderline personality disorder or severe emotional regulation difficulties.

Behavior Modification - Targeting specific behavioral issues, often used for children with ADHD or autism.

Immediate psychological support for individuals in acute emotional distress or crises, such as suicidal ideation, self-harm, or trauma from a recent event.

Psychosocial Rehabilitation - Helping individuals with chronic mental illnesses to reintegrate into society and develop life skills for independent living.

Substance Abuse Treatment - pecialized therapy for individuals with substance use disorders, often part of an integrated treatment plan.

Trauma-Focused Therapy - Treatment for individuals who have experienced traumatic events (e.g., EMDR, trauma-focused CBT).

Eating Disorder Treatment - Addressing psychological factors related to eating disorders like anorexia, bulimia, and binge-eating disorders.

Child & Adolescent Therapy - Tailored therapeutic approaches for younger populations dealing with developmental, behavioral, or emotional issues.

Consultation with Other Departments - Collaboration with medical teams to assess and manage the psychological aspects of medical conditions, especially in settings like hospitals (e.g., oncology, neurology, psychiatry, critical care, paediatrics, thalassemia unit).

Support for Chronic Illness - Helping patients cope with long-term or life-altering conditions (e.g., cancer, diabetes, heart disease) by addressing emotional and psychological stress, as well as improving adherence to treatment.

Acute Mental Health Interventions - Providing immediate psychological support to patients experiencing acute mental health crises (e.g., delirium, agitation, anxiety) during hospitalization.

Management of Comorbid Psychiatric Disorders - Supporting patients with co-existing mental health disorders (e.g., schizophrenia, bipolar disorder) who are hospitalized for medical conditions, ensuring their mental health is addressed alongside their physical health.

Mental Health Education - Providing individuals, families, or groups with information and skills related to managing mental health and well-being.

Workshops on Stress Management - Focused sessions for stress relief, mindfulness training, emotional regulation, and resilience building.

Clinical Research - Conducting studies on various psychological disorders, treatment efficacy, and mental health trends.

Supervision and Training - Training psychology interns and providing supervision to clinical trainees.

Pre-Surgical Psychological Evaluation - Assessing patients' readiness for major surgeries (e.g., organ transplants, bariatric surgery) and helping them prepare mentally for the procedure and recovery.

Post-Surgical Adjustment - Helping patients manage the emotional and psychological challenges after major surgeries, such as coping with physical changes, trauma, or rehabilitation.

Family and Caregiver Counseling - Offering emotional support and psychoeducation to the families and caregivers of patients dealing with chronic or terminal illnesses.

Managing Caregiver Stress - Assisting caregivers in managing the emotional and psychological burden that comes with long-term caregiving.

Collaborative Treatment Planning - Clinical psychologists work closely with medical teams (physicians, nurses, social workers) to create holistic treatment plans that integrate psychological and medical care.

Psychoeducation for Medical Staff - Educating healthcare providers on how to identify and manage psychological issues in their patients, and providing guidance on appropriate referrals to mental health professionals.

Online Therapy - Providing therapy and counseling services via video calls or telephone, particularly useful for clients in remote locations or with mobility issues.

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