Praktijk voor Psychologie offers professional care tailored to your needs and from the intake to the end of treatment you stay with the same psychologist.
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Psychology Practice offers professional care tailored to your needs. Quality, Expertise and Personal Attention.
Praktijk voor Psychologie is a pleasant and personal psychology practice in Nijmegen. The practice has three locations, making it easily accessible for Lent, Beek, Malden, Mook, Overasselt, Groesbeek and Beuningen, among others.
Only BIG-registered and certified GZ psychologists work at Praktijk voor Psychologie. The psychology practice treats a broad spectrum of complaints. The psychologists also work with various forms of treatment. Psychological care is provided on the basis of the care performance model, whereby the practice focuses on short-term treatment processes. The practice has contracts with a number of health insurers. Treatment is (partly) reimbursed from basic care.
Psychology Practice offers help to adults aged 18 and over with psychological complaints.
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“I start from the strength of the individual and I think it is nice to see when people can experience their own resilience again and can move on in life. In the treatment I make as much use as possible of proven effective treatment techniques from a cognitive behavioral therapeutic framework, applied to your personal situation. I work in a complaint-oriented way, in which we tackle problematic emotions, thoughts or behaviour. Together we set goals that we will work on. Changing behavior or facing fears can sometimes be difficult, but it is certainly possible!”
“Together with the client, we look at where the complaints come from, how the complaints are maintained and from there we see possibilities for change. I think this is a beautiful process. I work in a goal-oriented and results-oriented way and I think it is important that the client feels understood and heard. I like mutual openness and humor and in my opinion they often help in the treatment.”
“In the General Basic Mental Health Care I like to work with people to reduce their complaints. I regularly work with cognitive behavioral therapy, but also apply EMDR or mindfulness exercises. I think it is important to work purposefully and to let people regain their strength. I think good coordination is important in this.”
“In the General Basic Mental Health Care I like to work with people to reduce their complaints. I regularly work with cognitive behavioral therapy, but also apply EMDR or mindfulness exercises. I think it is important to work purposefully and to let people regain their strength. I think good coordination is important in this.”
“Over the years, my interest has increasingly shifted to primary psychological care, which is why I founded Praktijk voor Psychologie in 2008. I find it a great challenge to investigate the underlying causes of the complaints together with the client and to search together for possibilities to reduce the complaints. The goal here is that the client has sufficient tools after the sessions to be able to continue independently.”
‘I start from the strength of the individual and I think it is nice to see when people can experienceIn the General Basic Mental Health Care I like to work with people to reduce their complaints. I regularly work with cognitive behavioral therapy, but also apply EMDR or mindfulness exercises. I think it is important to work purposefully and to let people regain their strength. I think good coordination is important in this.their own resilience again and can move on in life. In the treatment I make as much use as possible of proven effective treatment techniques from a cognitive behavioral therapeutic framework, applied to your personal situation. I work in a complaint-oriented way, in which we tackle problematic emotions, thoughts or behaviour. Together we set goals that we will work on. Changing behavior or facing fears can sometimes be difficult, but it is certainly possible!’
