Services for every story

Psychological consultation helps you understand what you are feeling and thinking, and find realistic steps to deal with it. You don't need to wait until things are "very bad" to seek help.

• Stress, anxiety, trouble sleeping, or emotional exhaustion
• Work burnout and academic pressure
• Relationship issues, self-confidence, and decision making
• Grief, loss, or life transitions

The first session covers introductions, exploring your needs, and a support plan agreed together.

Psychological assessment uses standardized tests and clinical interviews to give a complete picture of you or your child.

• IQ tests, interests & talents, and school/major selection
• School readiness and children's learning difficulties
• Personality and career potential mapping
• Psychological tests for company recruitment and promotion

Results are explained directly by the psychologist, with a written report and follow-up recommendations.

Psychological therapy is a series of sessions with clear, measurable goals. The psychologist chooses an evidence-based approach that fits your needs.

• Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for anxiety and mood
• Stress management, emotion regulation, and relaxation
• Recovery after difficult events or trauma
• Building habits and social skills

Progress is reviewed regularly. You always have the right to ask, agree, or stop any intervention.

Our child development service helps parents understand their child's development and provides the right stimulation and therapy, in a fun, play-based atmosphere.

• Assessment of motor, language, and social-emotional development
• Speech delay, attention difficulties, and hyperactivity
• Tantrums, separation anxiety, and behavioral problems
• Therapy programs and home stimulation diaries

Parents are involved at every step so the child's progress continues at home.

Family and couple counseling offers a neutral space to listen to each other, understand conflict patterns, and agree on new ways of relating.

• Premarital counseling and early marriage adjustment
• Couple conflict and communication
• Parenting and parent-child/teen relationships
• Family support during divorce or major changes

The psychologist remains neutral and protects the confidentiality of every family member.