CRISIS INTERVENTION, TRAUMA AND PATHOLOGICAL GRIEF

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From time to time, life challenges us with existential circumstances (job changes, divorces, family separations, migrations) that can provoke strong anxiety disorders and chronic distress (pathological stress).

Some life-events (job loss, the death or illness of a loved one, violence circumstances…) overcome us in such a way that leave us feeling vulnerable, weak, alone, confused and lost.

For this reason, when we are overwhelmed by life-circumstances that cause us psychosomatic distress (trauma, war experiences, sexual violence, accidents or emotional blackmail), it is essential to be accompanied and supported by a specialized professional, particularly if we want to avoid unnecessary medication.

Instead, for crisis intervention we use brief clinical settings (about twenty sessions). We apply Brief Character-Analytic Psychotherapy (P.B.C) and use specific Neurofeedback techniques as well as psychosomatic and cognitive-systemic techniques.

This way, we are carrying out a clinical intervention and, at the same time, preventing more serious side effects and chronic illnesses (depressions, insomnia, psychosomatic disorders, fibromyalgia, phobias, sexual dysfunctions…) that usually develop as a result of unaddressed issues.

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