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Couple therapy aims to open channels of communication, generate respect for individual differences and enable both individuals to take up responsibilities.
Eating Disorders are issues related to distressing thoughts and behavior around body weight or shape, leading to unhealthy eating habits or obsession with food.
Family therapy targets communication in order to solve family problems and create a healthy, functioning home environment.
A Mood disorder is defined by extreme happiness, extreme sadness, or both for an extended period of time.
A person with OCD suffers from an obsessive thought process or sensation creating an urge to make compulsive repeated actions.
PTSD is a psychiatric disorder that occurs in people who went through traumatic events that affects the mental wellbeing.
Sleep disorders affects the person’s sleeping pattern, interfering with the required amount of sleep.
Following a traumatic event, a person may develop an Acute Stress Disorder (ASD).
Orofacial myofunctional disorders disturb the tongue position during rest, swallowing, and speech.
Swallowing Disorder or dysphagia is any form of discomfort and difficulty in the normal swallowing process of food and liquid.
A voice disorder is a vocal discomfort that affects the quality of the voice.
Alzheimer’s disease disturbs cognitive abilities such as thinking, social skills and behaviors thus affecting independence.
Frontotemporal Neurocognitive Disorder affect one’s personality, behavior, language, mental abilities and memory.
Parkinson’s disease leads to a lack of body movement tremors, muscle rigidity and slowing of the voluntary movements.
Traumatic brain injuries affect brain functions such as speech, language, motor skills, cognitive and emotional abilities.
Couple therapy aims to open channels of communication, generate respect for individual differences and enable both individuals to take up responsibilities.
Eating Disorders are issues related to distressing thoughts and behavior around body weight or shape, leading to unhealthy eating habits or obsession with food.
Family therapy targets communication in order to solve family problems and create a healthy, functioning home environment.
A Mood disorder is defined by extreme happiness, extreme sadness, or both for an extended period of time.
A person with OCD suffers from an obsessive thought process or sensation creating an urge to make compulsive repeated actions.
PTSD is a psychiatric disorder that occurs in people who went through traumatic events that affects the mental wellbeing.
Sleep disorders affects the person’s sleeping pattern, interfering with the required amount of sleep.
Following a traumatic event, a person may develop an Acute Stress Disorder (ASD).
Orofacial myofunctional disorders disturb the tongue position during rest, swallowing, and speech.
Swallowing Disorder or dysphagia is any form of discomfort and difficulty in the normal swallowing process of food and liquid.
A voice disorder is a vocal discomfort that affects the quality of the voice.
Alzheimer’s disease disturbs cognitive abilities such as thinking, social skills and behaviors thus affecting independence.
Frontotemporal Neurocognitive Disorder affect one’s personality, behavior, language, mental abilities and memory.
Parkinson’s disease leads to a lack of body movement tremors, muscle rigidity and slowing of the voluntary movements.
Traumatic brain injuries affect brain functions such as speech, language, motor skills, cognitive and emotional abilities.
Couple therapy aims to open channels of communication, generate respect for individual differences and enable both individuals to take up responsibilities.
Eating Disorders are issues related to distressing thoughts and behavior around body weight or shape, leading to unhealthy eating habits or obsession with food.
Family therapy targets communication in order to solve family problems and create a healthy, functioning home environment.
A Mood disorder is defined by extreme happiness, extreme sadness, or both for an extended period of time.
A person with OCD suffers from an obsessive thought process or sensation creating an urge to make compulsive repeated actions.
PTSD is a psychiatric disorder that occurs in people who went through traumatic events that affects the mental wellbeing.
Sleep disorders affects the person’s sleeping pattern, interfering with the required amount of sleep.
Following a traumatic event, a person may develop an Acute Stress Disorder (ASD).
Orofacial myofunctional disorders disturb the tongue position during rest, swallowing, and speech.
Swallowing Disorder or dysphagia is any form of discomfort and difficulty in the normal swallowing process of food and liquid.
A voice disorder is a vocal discomfort that affects the quality of the voice.
Alzheimer’s disease disturbs cognitive abilities such as thinking, social skills and behaviors thus affecting independence.
Frontotemporal Neurocognitive Disorder affect one’s personality, behavior, language, mental abilities and memory.
Parkinson’s disease leads to a lack of body movement tremors, muscle rigidity and slowing of the voluntary movements.
Traumatic brain injuries affect brain functions such as speech, language, motor skills, cognitive and emotional abilities.