Anxiety, in its different manifestations (anticipatory anxiety, exaggerated suffering, agoraphobia, apprehension, hypochondriasis, panic attacks, …) is a very frequent reason for consultation, perhaps due to the hectic pace of life and the uncertainties that surround us.

Nowadays we have very effective therapies to help to control these manifestations and to recover the tranquility and the emotional well-being.

It is the most frequent disorder of neurobiological origin in childhood and adolescence. Although on many occasions the problem is resolved at the beginning of adulthood, many adults continue to manifest symptoms.

It is necessary to make a good diagnosis and analyze the patient’s personal context to tailor the optimal therapeutic approach.

This is a very common disorder in which the patient can present obsessive thoughts as well as compulsive behaviors or repetitive acts, which can cause serious discomfort and suffering.

The disorder often starts in childhood-adolescence and it may take years before help is sought. An early and accurate diagnosis helps to avoid the progression of the disease and to control the very disruptive and distressing phenomena it causes.

Symptoms such as sadness, feelings of helplessness, worthlessness or hopelessness may be due to a depressive disorder. Depression is an illness that can be very serious, and can cause enormous suffering and discomfort, which can be very disabling and devastating. Few illnesses cause the same degree of suffering.

A correct evaluation allows to establish an accurate diagnosis and to initiate the most correct approach. Fortunately, it is a disorder that responds very well to treatment, making full recovery possible.

Stress refers to the unjustified or exaggerated presence of body reactions that are otherwise designed to help us endure difficult or demanding situations. The complexity and difficulties of today’s life, work overload and burnout, economic and relationship worries make resilience more and more difficult. To deal with it, you need to learn to use the appropriate psychological skills and tools.

Trauma psychotherapy helps in understanding experiences that lay the foundation for disproportionate emotional and physical reactions; also, to improve self-esteem and change negative coping mechanisms, such as substance or food abuse.

Sometimes neurological and psychiatric pathology can coexist or be difficult to differentiate. A proper diagnosis and an individualized assessment are crucial to address the problem properly. Sometimes symptoms are typical of normal aging and sometimes they constitute processes of degenerative characteristics.

In the center we offer both second neurological opinions and continuous follow-up of patients with alterations of cognitive impairment, Parkinson’s disease, tremors, or general neurological pathology.

Hormonal changes, psychosocial determinants and other conditioning factors can make women more vulnerable to suffering alterations in their mental health or sexuality.

We accompany and treat women in the different stages of their lives, taking into account that mental disorders in women may present themselves differently and require specific treatment.

Psychology and Psychotherapy offer an opportunity to solve those vital problems that overcome us, as well as to develop skills and acquire tools to have a more positive outlook to face new life situations after psychotherapy.

We can learn to identify feelings, use body signals, identify passive or aggressive behaviors, be more assertive, identify and communicate needs, and understand what personality styles contribute to anxiety or depression or other causes of discomfort.

Memory lapses, difficulty recalling words or names, loss of mental agility, attention deficits, changes in character, or behavioral disorders warrant conducting a study of memory and cognitive functions.
Different neurodegenerative diseases, including Alzheimer’s disease, can lead to these cognitive impairments. It is essential to accurately detect and diagnose these conditions, as some underlying causes may be reversible.

Early identification allows for appropriate intervention and management strategies to be implemented effectively.

An early diagnosis, utilizing neuropsychological and neuroimaging assessments of cognitive impairments, allows for appropriate intervention and management strategies to be implemented effectively to enhance the prognosis of the disorder, the patient’s quality of life, and that of their family and caregivers.