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Depression A psychological problem suffered by a huge number of persons mostly women. Multidimensional therapy with cognitive restructure usually has good results.
Anxiety A big amount of men and women suffer form it. As it is a psychosomatic disorder, sensations of the patient are very unpleasant. With an adequate therapy having into account the irrational thoughts of the patient, good results are achieved.
Stress Suffered by plenty of people of both sex. Characterized by a high level of body activation that produces some physiological changes. Usually shows good results when a multidimensional therapy is used.
Posttraumatic stress Posttraumatic stress disorder appears when the patient suffers or witnesses a threat to the patient's or someone else's life, being followed by a severe and ongoing emotional reaction to an extreme psychological trauma. Therapeutic results are good with multidimensional focus.
Phobia (Agoraphobia, social phobia and other phobia) It is an overwhelming fear to the danger generated by some circumstances. Using a therapy focused on the specific patient’s phobia, results are good.
Obsessive-compulsive disorder Many people suffer from it. Characterized by persistent thoughts or images over control. This produces extreme anxiety and repetitive behaviour appears as a mean to neutralize these thoughts or images. A successful therapy has to have into account the patient’s personality and cognitive schema among other items.
Nervous habits Stammering, nail biting, trichotillomania, tics , etc, are habits more frequent than thought. All of these habits share anxiety. A concrete therapy to each habit must be provided in order to get best results.
Pathological jealousy Persons having this problem need their partner to be looking after them and paying attention all the time. They can’t stand the idea of being forsaken by their couple and have obsessive thoughts of loosing them. They try to be all the time with their partner and have negative emotions. Good results are achieved using cognitive therapy and suggestion.
Affectivity problems When experiencing couple relationship problems, one of the partners does not want to accept it and there he or she begins to have irrational ideas which causes bad emotions and leads to depression, anxiety, angriness, jealousy, guilt, etc. Multidimensional therapy including suggestion frees the patient from these thoughts and makes him/her realize the real situation.
Obsessive thoughts Patients having obsessive thoughts (guilt, doubts, philosophical, horror, repugnancy, etc) feel disturbed. Providing cognitive restructuring and suggestion patient gets good results.
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