COMBATING STRESS AND DISORDERS
Stress is a physiological mechanism that helps us adapt to challenging situations and respond to demanding circumstances. However, when it becomes chronic or intense, it can significantly affect daily life, causing physical and mental symptoms such as tension, overstimulation, insomnia, irritability and even panic attacks.
In the therapeutic process, we work together to better understand the roots of your anxiety. Through cognitive-behavioral therapy techniques, you learn to identify the factors that trigger it and implement practical strategies for relaxation, self-regulation and mindset change.
Dealing with stress does not just mean reducing symptoms, but also improving overall mental well-being. Through treatment, you can gain greater control over your thoughts and emotions, improve your self-confidence and develop a more functional lifestyle.
Individual adult therapy offers a safe environment for exploring feelings, thoughts, and challenges. With the help of the therapist, the client works towards self-awareness, emotional well-being, and personal growth, addressing issues such as anxiety, depression, or trauma.
Individual therapy for adults is a process that focuses on the individual's personal needs and difficulties. Through interaction with the therapist, the opportunity is given for a deeper understanding of the self, processing challenges such as stress or psychological trauma, and strengthening psychological resilience. The goal of therapy is mental balance and substantial self-improvement.
Gella Eleftheriou
PSYCHOLOGIST
Cognitive Behavioral Psychotherapist
5.0 / 5.0
/ Month
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