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Die Wiener Praxis
Room for psychotherapy, psychiatry, psychology, language and developmental support
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office@diewienerpraxis.at | +43 1 3460968 Stadiongasse 6-8/ Top 10, 1010 Vienna
Clinical psychological treatment is a scientifically based psychological treatment method to provide support for mental distress, crises, and mental illnesses. It is carried out by clinical psychologists who are specially trained in the diagnosis, treatment, and support of psychological complaints.
When many people think of psychological support, they immediately think of Psychotherapy. Actually, however, there are different professional approaches that partially overlap, but partly also set different priorities.
Clinical psychological treatment combines psychological expertise, diagnostics, and concrete therapeutic interventions. It can help to reduce symptoms, build emotional stability, cope better with stress, and develop new strategies for dealing with oneself and everyday life.
The focus is not only on individual symptoms but always also on the personal life situation, inner patterns, relationships, stressors, and individual resources.
Complaints rarely arise „just like that.“ Together, symptoms, strains, internal patterns, relationships, stress factors, and individual resources are classified.
Treatment can help reduce symptoms, build emotional stability, and cope better with stress.
Concrete strategies are jointly developed to better regulate emotions, manage daily life, and experience a greater sense of self-efficacy and quality of life.
Mental health issues rarely arise „out of nowhere.“ Often, an internal overload develops over a longer period: stress, burdens, conflicts, old hurts, or constant tension lead to the psyche eventually being unable to regulate sufficiently.
Some people experience:
The beginning usually involves a detailed diagnostic and psychological assessment.
This includes a joint consideration of:
Depending on the request, the methods are selected individually and tailored to personal goals, stresses, and resources.
The treatment is individually tailored. Some people require short-term support in an acute stressful situation, while others need longer-term guidance.
Our experts support you in classifying symptoms and finding appropriate next steps.
This isn't just about „positive thinking“ or simple conversation. Clinical psychological treatment works specifically with psychological methods that have been scientifically researched and proven effective.
Clinical-psychological treatment works specifically with psychological methods that are scientifically investigated and proven effective. The treatment is adapted to the personal concern, the current burden, and the available resources.
This question concerns many people, and often there is uncertainty about which form of support is the „right“ one.
In fact, clinical psychology treatment and psychotherapy overlap in many areas. Both can help with mental illnesses, crises, and emotional burdens. Both work with conversation, relationships, psychological methods, and personal development.
The primary difference lies in the training focus, access, and often in the treatment approach.
Psychological diagnostics, concrete therapeutic interventions, stabilization, and practical strategies for everyday life are frequently in the foreground.
Relationship experiences, inner conflicts, emotional processing, life history, and the lasting change of recurring patterns are often more central.
Clinical-psychological treatment and psychotherapy often complement each other very well. The decisive factor is what support the individual in question actually needs in their current situation.
Clinical psychological treatment can often be very helpful here.
Even in acute stress — for example after separations, overwhelm, burnout, stressful life events, or psychosomatic complaints — clinical-psychological work is often carried out first.
It is often particularly useful:
Psychodynamic psychotherapy, in particular, often works very intensively with relationship experiences, internal conflicts, and personality development.
No. In practice, clinical psychology treatment and psychotherapy often complement each other very well.
Some people start with clinical psychological treatment and later decide that they want psychotherapy in addition to or afterwards.
Others are already in psychotherapy and are using clinical psychological support as a supplement, such as:
What's crucial isn't „which profession is better,“ but what support a person actually needs in their current situation.
The goal is not just to „make symptoms go away.“.
It's about supporting people to:
Mental health complaints are often not a „weakness“ but rather an expression that the internal system has been overburdened for a long time. Clinical psychological treatment helps to stabilize and relieve this system again.
Information on fees and organizational conditions can be found on our page Prices.
Clinical-psychological treatment combines psychological diagnostics with scientifically grounded treatment methods. Find suitable experts for your needs here.
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