Psychology is the discipline that deals with the evaluation of cognitive and emotional mental processes (perception, motivation, attention, intelligence, personality, affectivity, sexuality, brain function, personal relationships, etc.) that govern human behavior. It is the responsibility of the psychologist, prior to the intervention, to consider the evolutionary stage (childhood, adolescence, adulthood or senescence) and the specific situation and personal circumstances of the client/patient.

PSYCHOLOGIST

• Lidia Gispert (Child Psychology)

PSYCHOLOGICAL EVALUATION AND TYPES OF THERAPY

ADULT AND YOUTH PSYCHOLOGY

• Clinical Psychology: anxiety, depression, OCD, personality disorders, behavior disorders, life problems, etc.
• Group therapy: addictions, coping with chronic diseases, difficulty relating to other people (lack of social skills), grieving processes (loss of an important person).
• Couple therapy.
• Neuropsychology: rehabilitation or maintenance of intellectual abilities in patients with brain injuries or degenerative diseases (Alzheimer’s, sclerosis, dementias, etc.).
• Intervention in cases of stress or high psychological performance (sports, positions of responsibility within organizations, studies, etc.).
• Psychological evaluation: expert reports (guardianship and custody of minors, criminal offenses and other judicial processes), evaluation of intelligence, personality evaluation.

CHILD PSYCHOLOGY

• Evaluation and intervention in cognitive and/or behavioural difficulties that affect the development of the child’s daily life: ADHD, behavioural problems, self-control difficulties, anxious symptoms, low mood or lack of self-esteem, learning difficulties, difficulties at bedtime, enuresis and encopresis, disorders in eating habits, lack of social skills, advice to parents, etc.