HELP FOR THE YOUTH
Familiarization meeting - Orientation analysis - Intervention plan
Identification of the problem
Today, many young people face a range of challenges that can have a significant impact on their psychological well-being and on their family members.
These challenges include disorders such as mood disorders, relationship difficulties, behavioral problems, anxiety disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder, as well as eating and substance use disorders.
an effective intervention
To address these issues, our approach draws on cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), a method recognized for effectively treating a wide range of disruptive symptoms affecting everyday behaviors, emotions, and thoughts. The primary goal of CBT is to help individuals experiencing psychological adjustment difficulties voluntarily change their behaviors and thoughts, thereby aiming to reduce, or even completely eliminate, their emotional pain.
Rigorous support and monitoring
Our approach is fundamentally based on communication and reflection. It takes the form of in-person meetings, fostering open and empathetic dialogue to identify specific issues, establish a tailored course of action, and define short-term goals. We firmly believe that asking for help is the first crucial step toward wellness and mental well-being.
By encouraging young people to become aware of their challenges and providing them with a safe space to explore their emotions, our approach aims to foster lasting positive change. We are committed to supporting each individual, as well as their families and loved ones, on a journey toward a more balanced and fulfilling life, with an emphasis on strengthening internal resources and coping skills.