Comprehensive Care for Mental Well-Being

For those who want to understand themselves and live a more balanced life.

Some difficulties can't be put into a single area of life. They include inattention and difficulty concentrating, impulsivity, compulsive thoughts that keep coming back, and long-lasting inner restlessness. They affect work, relationships and how you feel about yourself. It can help to understand what lies behind them and to find strategies that work in everyday life.

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Sometimes in life we find ourselves in difficult periods that require a deeper understanding of ourselves and a sensitive, individual approach. Whether it's long-term difficulties, intense emotional swings, or the need to better understand how we function, professional support can be an important step on the path to greater well-being. This support can cover a wide range of topics – from difficulty concentrating to impulsive behavior to persistent inner turmoil.

Mental health professionals can offer you targeted consultations that will give you a clearer picture of your patterns of coping and experiencing in your life. They draw on long-term experience with people in similar situations and can therefore offer you a safe space and a useful outside perspective.

Asking for support is not a sign of weakness, but of courage to do something for yourself. Consulting with a professional can help you understand your own experiences, learn to cope more effectively with challenging situations, and gradually build inner stability. Whatever challenges you face, with the right guidance, you can discover a path to greater balance and satisfaction in your daily life.

  • Carelessness, impulsiveness
  • Hypnotherapy
  • Intrusive thoughts
  • Counseling

When to seek help?

  • You can't concentrate.

    You start lots of things at once, finish none of them and forget important deadlines.

  • You act before you think.

    You interrupt people, make hasty decisions and then regret them.

  • The thoughts keep coming back.

    Unpleasant thoughts come over you against your will and you can't stop them.

  • You have to check things.

    You repeatedly check locks, wash your hands or count to calm yourself down.

  • You're restless inside all the time.

    You can't switch off, rest or spend a moment without doing something.

  • You don't know where to turn.

    Something is troubling you, but you can't name it or make sense of it.

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What approaches are used for these difficulties?

Psychological counseling

Counseling is a good fit when you need to get your bearings in a situation, put into words what is troubling you, and find the next step. It tends to be shorter and focused on a specific topic. It is often a first step that shows what further support would be suitable.

Strategies for difficulties with concentration

For inattention and impulsivity, including ADHD in adults, psychoeducation (an explanation of how the difficulties work) is combined with coaching and practicing practical strategies: planning, breaking tasks down, and working with reminders and your environment. ADHD is diagnosed by a psychiatrist or a clinical psychologist.

Exposure and response prevention (ERP)

For intrusive thoughts and compulsive actions, this form of cognitive behavioral therapy is used in professional practice. You gradually expose yourself to situations that trigger anxiety and learn not to respond with compulsive behavior. Over time, the anxiety weakens. Obsessive-compulsive disorder is diagnosed by a psychiatrist or a clinical psychologist.

Hypnosis

Hypnosis makes use of a state of focused attention and deep relaxation. In professional practice it is used, for example, in managing stress or pain or in changing habits, usually alongside other forms of work. It should be carried out by someone with professional training.

Which approach is suitable depends on the person and the situation. It is best to talk it over with a professional.

Frequently asked questions

Can I have ADHD as an adult?

Yes. ADHD begins in childhood, but for many people the signs carry on into adulthood or are only recognized later. In adults it often shows up more as inner restlessness and difficulties with organization and concentration than as hyperactivity. It is diagnosed by a psychiatrist or a clinical psychologist.

What is the difference between ordinary worries and intrusive thoughts?

Ordinary worries relate to real situations and pass. Intrusive thoughts are persistent, often at odds with what you actually think, and trigger strong anxiety. People try to push them away with repeated behavior, for example checking. If this takes up a lot of your time and energy, it is a good idea to talk to a professional.

What is psychological counseling?

Counseling is a shorter-term form of support focused on a specific topic or decision. A professional helps you get your bearings, name what is going on and find the next step. It is also suitable when you don't know what kind of help you need.

Does hypnosis work?

Research shows that hypnosis can help, for example, with managing pain and stress or with changing some habits, especially in combination with other approaches. It is neither a loss of control nor sleep: during hypnosis you are conscious and can stop it at any time.

Does a session work online too?

Yes. For people who find it hard to concentrate, an online session is often easier to fit into an ordinary day. For many forms of psychological help, research shows comparable results online and in person. If you prefer personal contact, you can choose an in-person meeting.

How much does a session cost?

Each professional sets their own price. On ksebe, prices start from €30 per session. Sessions take place online, and some professionals also offer in-person meetings. You can see the price, format and available times on each profile.

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