Beneficiaries of Psychological Therapy
Psychological therapy aims to support individuals who experience the following symptoms:
- Feelings of helplessness and loss of interest in activities
- Fear and difficulty facing fears
- Anxiety and inability to relax or sleep
- Feelings of anger and rejection
- Suspicion of others and lack of trust
- Excessive perfectionism in all aspects of life
- Low self-esteem and feelings of inferiority
- Withdrawal from personal tasks and responsibilities
- Excessive sleep or insomnia
- Increased appetite or loss of appetite
- Persistent anger outbursts
- Loss of the value of life and lack of personal goals
- Social isolation and avoidance of others
Areas Targeted by Psychological Therapy
Psychological therapy focuses on:
- Administering various tests and measurement tools to identify the beneficiary’s abilities
- Conducting accurate assessments to measure intelligence levels
- Conducting precise assessments to determine the level of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
- Addressing unwanted behavioral problems
- Developing social interaction skills
The Role of the Psychological Therapist
The psychological therapist is responsible for:
- Assessing cognitive abilities and intelligence
- Assessing psychological problems and disorders
- Offering acceptance and attentive listening, and helping the client understand their thoughts and feelings
- Providing behavioral exercises that help the client manage emotions and thoughts
- Monitoring and evaluating the impact of psychological therapy on the client
