Mental Health Center

We want every person who comes to us to feel comfortable and secure. With psychological support, you will be able to understand yourself, your emotions and reactions to events. A specialist will help you find out what is going on with your mind, feelings, and resolve the causes of internal conflicts.   

We help

• people who have mental disorders or suspect they have them
• people who have experience of psychological trauma
• people who are experiencing stress related to the war;
• people who need psychological help or support in the fight against cancer or other diseases;
• people who have experienced the loss of a loved one;
• couples;
• children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, autism, eating disorders, etc;
• people with depression and suicidal tendencies;
• people who have decided to take control of their own mental health and improve their quality of life.

Types of therapy available at the Mental Health Center

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  Individual
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  For couples
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  Family therapy
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  Group

Which specialist should you choose

A psychiatrist's job is to identify and prevent mental illness. The specialist will create an individualized treatment plan that may include therapy, medication, or other methods. In addition, they will teach you how to effectively deal with anxiety, stress, or manage your emotions. A psychiatrist can also help you improve your quality of life and your relationships with those close to you. The sooner you seek help, the better your chances of successful treatment.

The work of a psychologist is to study behavioral and mental processes, and focuses on how people interact with the environment and with other people. Psychologists help to cope with psychological and interpersonal problems, stressful events, overcome addictions, etc. 

A psychotherapist treats mental and behavioral disorders through deep communication. They help to improve mental health, change established behaviors, work through traumatic experiences, and recover from depression, PTSD, or other disorders. 

Sometimes two different professionals work in tandem, such as a psychiatrist with a psychologist or psychotherapist. Each of them takes care of different aspects of health: on the one hand, medication for mental health, and on the other hand, support in organizing and improving their daily lives through conversational techniques. 

A psychologist and a psychotherapist are a psychiatrist's best friends, and vice versa.

Our main goal is to provide holistic, effective, and accessible psychological assistance to everyone who needs it. In these difficult times, paying attention to our own mental health is especially important, as it is the level of our psychological well-being and resilience that significantly affects the quality of life. So if you feel that you can't cope with everyday things and need support, don't be afraid to contact the specialists,” says Yana Ukrainska, the leader of the department. 

In the modern rhythm of life, when people face difficulties, heavy workload and constant stress, psychological support becomes extremely important. Taking care of your mental health can significantly improve your quality of life and help you maintain emotional stability in any environment.