Psychiatrist
Medical diagnosis, care for severe anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, depression and psychosis, and medication prescribing.
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Medical diagnosis, care for severe anxiety disorders, bipolar disorder, depression and psychosis, and medication prescribing.
Mental health care for infants, children and adolescents: ADHD, childhood anxiety disorders, autism and school phobia.
Support through withdrawal, substance dependence involving tobacco, alcohol or drugs, and behavioural addictions involving screens or gaming.
Psychiatric and neurocognitive disorders in older adults: dementia, late-life depression, Alzheimer's disease and support for carers.
Medical and behavioural support for stopping smoking, nicotine replacement prescribing and relapse prevention.
A doctor who assesses sleep disorders and arranges appropriate investigations or care.
A doctor who assesses persistent pain and its effects in order to coordinate appropriate care.
A doctor specialising in older people’s health, with particular attention to independence and the coordination of care.
Psychological assessment, personality assessment and individual or group psychotherapy, including cognitive behavioural, humanistic and analytic approaches.
Explores cognitive functioning, particularly memory and attention, through interviews and assessments tailored to the request.
In-depth psychological treatment for inner blocks, trauma, grief and existential distress.
In-depth exploration of unconscious processes, psychoanalytic treatment, and analysis of psychological conflicts and defence mechanisms.
Prevention of occupational burnout and harassment, workplace stress management and career assessment.
Academic difficulties, developmental assessments, school phobia, school adjustment and peer relationships.
Psychological support for patients with serious illnesses or cancer, and valuable support for families.
A psychology professional whose scope of practice depends on their training and experience.
Rehabilitation for spoken and written language delays, stammering, dyslexia, developmental language disorder, and voice and swallowing disorders.
Mind-body harmony, fine motor skills, coordination, muscle tone regulation and spatial and temporal difficulties in children.
Activity-based rehabilitation, environmental adaptations and everyday independence for people living with disabilities.
A nutrition professional who supports eating habits and nutritional needs within the context of everyday life.
Personalised support to clarify life goals, strengthen self-esteem and navigate personal transitions successfully.
Developing leadership, management practice and public speaking, taking on strategic roles and managing careers.
Working methods, motivation to study, management of examination nerves and university guidance after secondary school.
Support for parents facing challenging behaviour, compassionate communication, setting boundaries and family harmony.
A neutral space for dialogue for couples facing difficulties, communication blocks, infidelity and life choices.
Support for family dynamics, management of parent-child conflicts, compassionate communication and parenting support.
Medical or therapeutic care for difficulties involving desire, erections, vaginismus and intimate fulfilment.
Amicable, structured resolution of family conflicts, child custody arrangements, divorce and inheritance disputes.
Ericksonian hypnosis to activate unconscious resources: smoking cessation, phobias, and managing pain and insomnia.
Breathing exercises, dynamic relaxation and positive visualisation to manage stress and regulate emotions.
Desensitisation and reprocessing of trauma through eye movements: post-traumatic stress, traumatic shocks and unresolved grief.
Using artistic media, including painting, modelling and music, as a therapeutic means of releasing emotions.
Mindfulness meditation based on stress reduction through MBSR and the prevention of depressive relapse.
A practitioner offering a non-conventional approach to wellbeing and lifestyle habits.
A non-medical psychotherapy professional using dialogue and relational or integrative methods to overcome emotional blocks and life crises.
A therapist combining verbal expression with attention to bodily manifestations to release buried emotional tensions and restore mind-body harmony.
Health and social support, effective access to rights, medical coverage through AMO/CNOPS/CNSS, housing retention and reintegration.
Everyday educational support for children or adults with disabilities, autism, child protection and inclusion.
Peer support grounded in sharing lived experience of psychological disorders and hope for recovery.
Active, compassionate and confidential listening in a support centre for people in distress or experiencing violence.
Support for vulnerable people, community-based emotional support, psychosocial rehabilitation and breaking isolation.
Personalised social and vocational support to help vulnerable people access and remain in employment.
Managing tensions, community dialogue, intercultural mediation and facilitating links between service users and institutions.
Coordinating health and social care pathways and links between physicians, schools, associations and social services in Morocco.
A practitioner who helps clarify personal and social difficulties and mobilise appropriate resources.
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