Areas of support
The summaries below describe what an assessment may include. They are not diagnoses and do not replace a consultation.
Information on this website is educational and does not replace a medical consultation.
Assessment may include affective, cognitive, behavioural and somatic symptoms, and the impact on daily functioning. When indicated, treatment may include psychotherapy, pharmacological treatment or combinations, depending on severity and clinical evaluation.
When an assessment helps
An assessment is worth seeking if sadness, fatigue or loss of interest persist and affect daily life.
We can assess persistent anxiety, panic episodes, specific fears and avoidance. Psychotherapeutic or pharmacological interventions are discussed only after clinical indication, not from a website questionnaire.
When an assessment helps
An assessment is worth seeking if fear, panic or avoidance begin to restrict usual activities.
Difficulties with concentration, attention, subjective memory or cognitive efficiency are viewed in context: stress, anxiety, depression, sleep or other factors. Assessment aims at clarification, not an automatic label.
When an assessment helps
An assessment is worth seeking if attention difficulties persist and interfere with work, study or daily life.
We can discuss difficulty falling asleep, night waking, unrefreshing sleep and the effect on daytime functioning. Sleep is often linked to mood, rhythms and medical conditions, so assessment remains clinical.
When an assessment helps
An assessment is worth seeking if unrefreshing sleep or night waking keep recurring and affect daytime functioning.
We address problematic eating behaviours, including compulsive eating, with attention to emotional and behavioural components. Assessment does not replace emergency care when there is medical risk.
When an assessment helps
An assessment is worth seeking if your relationship with food causes distress, loss of control or concern for your health.
Services may include difficulties related to alcohol and psychoactive substances, as well as non-substance addictive behaviours, including gambling and gaming. The focus is clinical assessment, risk reduction, treatment and monitoring.
When an assessment helps
An assessment is worth seeking if use or an addictive behaviour is slipping out of control and affecting relationships, work or safety.
We assess reactions to stressful events, traumatic experiences, major life changes, migration, loss and adjustment difficulties. Intervention is formulated according to need, without assuming a single protocol.
When an assessment helps
An assessment is worth seeking if, after a stressful event or a major change, reactions persist and make adjustment harder.
For longer-term situations, we work with re-assessment, treatment adjustment, symptom monitoring and a stable therapeutic relationship. Continuity does not mean a guaranteed outcome.
When a conversation helps
A conversation is worth seeking if you need follow-up over time, re-assessment or adjustment of treatment already under way.
If some of these situations feel familiar, a consultation may help clarify them. Please do not send detailed medical data in the first message.
No. It is educational and general. Diagnosis, the care plan and treatment are established only after clinical assessment.
Yes. You can choose a date and time on the booking page. Do not include medical details in the reservation.
