Since the start of our clinic in 2014, we have treated over 1500 individual patients. Every single patient has had their own history, complaints and goals for treatment. We want you to have the best treatment for you, which means that we tailor your treatment so that it helps you achieve your goals in the most effective way.
In order to do this, our team of psychiatrists and psychologists work closely together to assess if and how we can help. After the intake, we make a proposal for a treatment plan and discuss which form of therapy suits you as a person and will help with your complaints. Out therapists are trained in the following therapies:
• Cognitive behavioral therapy
This is a therapy that focuses on the relationship between your thoughts, emotions and behavior. It’s a very effective therapy for depression, anxiety and addiction (and more). It focuses mainly on the present: what you think, feel and do in current situations, and therefor can help you notice improvement quickly in the process.
• EMDR
EMDR is an effective therapy for PTSD and other trauma-related complaints. It helps processing negative memories and helps restore self-esteem. • Motivational interviewing Motivational interviewing is a great way to find out what you want in therapy – or life. It helps to way out the pros and cons of behavior and helps set goals.
• Schema therapy
Whenever current complaints seem to be related to (traumatic) experiences in the past, we use schema therapy to gain insight, understanding and better coping.
• Mentalization based therapy
This is a form of therapy that focuses on getting a better understanding of your own emotions and reactions, but also helps to see them in others. It is mainly used for treatment of personality disorders.
• Acceptance & commitment therapy (ACT)
ACT focuses on changing things that you can change and setting goals that matter on one side, and accepting parts of you and the world on the other side. It combines techniques from CBT and mindfulness.
• Interpersonal Psychotherapy (IPT)
IPT is a form of therapy that focuses on improving relationships with others in order to reduce complaints.
• Pharmacotherapy
Pharmacotherapy means: treatment of complaints by using medication, next to psychotherapy (‘talk therapy’). The psychiatrist is responsible for this form of therapy, whereas the other therapies are with one of the psychologists.