Psychological Counseling
Psychological counseling is a focused intervention aimed at a specific, concrete situation you are currently facing. Unlike psychotherapy, it does not aim to explore personal or family history in depth but to provide you with the necessary tools to manage a particular difficulty more effectively and improve your quality of life in a relatively short time.
Counseling can be conducted individually, as a couple, family, or support group, depending on the nature of the situation and your needs.
What does the process involve?
During counseling sessions, you will practice practical skills adapted to your situation. The process may include:
Who is it suitable for?
Psychological counseling is addressed to all age groups — both young people and adults — and is a valuable option when you need guidance and practical support without committing to a long-term therapeutic process.