MENTAL HEALTH CRISIS 

Intensive Psychotherapy 

Increased frequent contact with a trained therapist allows for an in-depth understanding of difficult experiences and the impact of this on thoughts, feelings and a despairing inner world.

Mental Health Crisis

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A mental health crisis, is a general human response to a life event that an individual perceives as stressful and unable to cope with. It may be caused by a developmental life stage, a difficult or traumatic situation or existential fears related to life purpose, direction and life meaning. Subsequently, you may experience the following: 

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• Suicidal thoughts

• A feeling of being unreal

• Dissociation

• Changes in Weight

• Decreased performance at work

• Insomnia/Sleeping Difficulties

• Sudden changes in mood

• Withdrawal social situations/activities/people   

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Intensive Psychotherapy

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If you are seeking help for a mental health crisis, you will be making a commitment to an intensive Psychotherapy treatment of 4 times per week for 12 weeks. During this time, you will meet with a dedicated Psychotherapist who will help you to work through the intensity of your emotional distress. Once the Crisis period is over, the intensity of the Psychotherapy will be reduced.