Psychology

Our team of seasoned clinical psychologists and specialized physicians collaborates closely with various hospital units, offering tailored individual and group programs rooted in evidence-based psychological support, elevating the quality of medical care to new heights.

Psychotherapy Services: Adult Psychotherapy

No Wait Surgery Psychology Department proudly presents short and long-term psychotherapy services facilitated by experienced psychiatrists and clinical psychologists specializing in therapy. Our dedicated professionals listen attentively, crafting personalized treatment plans tailored to your unique needs.

Common Psychological Disorders

• Anxiety Disorders: General anxiety, panic disorder, agoraphobia, phobias, posttraumatic stress disorder
• Depression
• Obsessive-compulsive disorder
• Bipolar disorder
• Somatoform disorders
• Eating disorders
• Adjustment disorders
• Personality disorders

Pediatric – Adolescent Psychiatry

Our Pediatric and Adolescent Psychology Department takes a comprehensive approach to understanding and evaluating children, adolescents, and their families. We offer specialized psychotherapy services to address emotional, behavioral, and academic challenges. Our therapies encompass play therapy, individual therapies (psychodynamic and cognitive-behavioral), group therapy, and family therapy focused on the child/adolescent. Collaborations with the Department of Pediatric-Adolescent Psychiatry ensure holistic care. We also provide individual/couple therapy to parents.

The Most Common Psychological Problems In Children And Adolescents

• Fear and worries
• Toilet training
• Obsessions
• Family conflict/family communication problems
• Discipline problems
• School problems
• Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, special learning disorders
• Behavioral problems
• Divorce process

Family and Couple Therapy

Healthy family relationships are vital for psychological well-being. Our family therapy sessions are designed to facilitate change or strengthen relationships within families or couples. We address issues such as couples’ relationship problems, intergenerational conflicts, child behavior problems, sibling issues, and chronic disease conditions. Child-centered family therapy services are available for parents. Our hospital boasts psychiatrists and psychologists specially trained in family therapy.

Psychological Support Programs Integrated into Medical Therapy

Our Psychological Support Programs seamlessly integrate with medical treatments. They empower patients to reassess lifestyle habits contributing to their conditions. Patients gain insight into their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors, making informed choices for their health. Personalized practices equip patients with healthy coping strategies, enhancing treatment motivation and sustaining well-being.

Some of the Areas in which We Provide Support

• Psycho-oncology (Psychological aspect of cancer)
• IVF treatment
• Pediatric health and diseases
• Gynecology/adolescent gynecology
• Obesity and eating disorders
• Dermatologic problems
• Chronic pain
• Neurological problems
• Sleep disorders
• Cardiologic problems

Group Psychotherapy

No Wait Surgery Psychology Department fosters interaction through interactive groups, sharing groups, and training groups. Our aim is to provide participants with the most effective support within a group setting.

Awareness Raising and Psycho-training Meetings

We offer short, practical meetings addressing everyday challenges, covering topics like parenting, stress management, body awareness, and adolescence.

Psycho-oncology

We understand that mental and physical health are interconnected. When patients and their families face cancer diagnosis and treatment, they encounter immense physical, psychological, and social challenges. No Wait Surgery psychologists are dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for both patients and their families during this critical phase through psycho-oncology studies. Our support may involve individual psychotherapy, family assistance, or group support, all aimed at easing the treatment journey. Studies affirm that incorporating psychological support into cancer treatment significantly eases the process, underscoring our commitment to stand by our cancer patients not just medically but also psychologically.