Individual and group psychotherapeutic activities

Psychotherapy, both individual and group, is a treatment pathway based on the therapeutic relationship that takes place in a protected and non-judgmental space. Its aim is to help the person understand their difficulties and find the inner resources to overcome them. While individual therapy offers an exclusive relationship with the therapist, ideal for deep self-analysis, group therapy harnesses interaction and sharing among participants as a powerful tool for support and growth. The choice between an individual pathway, a group pathway, or a combination of both is evaluated together with the therapist to best meet the person’s goals.

• DBT Skills Training: group program based on Dialectical Behavior Therapy, aimed at developing emotional regulation skills, managing stress, and improving interpersonal relationships

• Psycho-Educational Group: informative and discussion space to better understand one’s clinical condition, increase awareness, and promote treatment adherence

• Addiction Group: dedicated to individuals facing issues related to substance use or compulsive behaviors, with the goal of supporting the motivation for change and preventing relapse

• Psychodrama: expressive-therapeutic method that uses dramatic enactment to explore emotional and relational dynamics, facilitating the recognition and reprocessing of personal experiences

• Cognitive Stimulation: exercises and structured activities for the enhancement of cognitive functions (memory, attention, language), specifically aimed at patients in the rehabilitation phase or with cognitive impairments