At The Clinic of Change, mental health care always begins with a thorough clinical evaluation.
We help people facing persistent or complex challenges, especially when previous approaches have not been successful.
Based on this assessment, a tailored, safe, and evidence-based follow-up plan is established.
At The Clinic of Change, mental health care always begins with a thorough clinical evaluation, helping people who face persistent or complex challenges—especially when previous approaches have not been successful—and based on that evaluation, a tailored, safe, and evidence-based treatment plan is developed.
Anxiety can manifest as constant worry, tension, restlessness, sleep disturbances, and difficulty unwinding.
When these symptoms persist and interfere with daily life, structured clinical care focused on emotional regulation and restoring balance may be recommended.
In some cases, depressive symptoms persist despite previous treatment attempts.
Treatment-resistant depression requires a thorough clinical evaluation and an integrated approach that takes psychological, biological, and contextual factors into account.
Post-traumatic stress can develop after traumatic experiences and continue to affect a person's life, even years later.
Clinical support aims to address the effects of trauma in a safe, gradual manner that is tailored to the nervous system.
Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy is a scientifically evidence-based, goal-oriented approach that focuses on the relationship between thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.
At The Clinic of Change, CBT is applied in a structured manner in situations such as:
Some addictive behaviors or difficulties related to sexuality continue to be experienced in silence.
Clinical care in these areas is provided without judgment, with a focus on understanding the problem and regaining control, well-being, and quality of life.
Evaluation
In-depth understanding of the clinical situation and determination of the appropriate management approach.
Treatment
An individualized treatment plan, based on scientific evidence and tailored to the defined goals.
Follow-up
Continuous monitoring of progress, with adjustments over time and follow-up sessions as needed.
In some persistent or treatment-resistant cases, the incorporation of advanced therapeutic approaches may be considered, always following a thorough clinical evaluation.
At The Clinic of Change, this may include psychedelic-assisted psychotherapy, conducted exclusively in a clinical setting. This is not a first-line approach nor is it suitable for all cases; it depends on the patient’s medical history, response to previous treatments, and a careful assessment of the benefits and risks.
Esketamine is a medication used to treat treatment-resistant depression. At The Clinic of Change, we administer Esketamine when deemed clinically indicated by our specialized team.
How Does It Work?
Escetamine is effective in providing rapid relief from symptoms of depression, including low mood, anxiety, loss of pleasure or interest, lack of energy, and changes in sleep and appetite. This treatment is recommended for adults with Treatment-Resistant Depression, defined as a lack of response to at least two full courses of treatment with antidepressants.
In addition, esketamine can be used in urgent situations, such as severe episodes of depression and suicidal ideation, due to its rapid onset of action (within 1 to 4 weeks).
Administration
Escetamine is administered using a nasal spray device, always under medical supervision. The treatment will be supervised by a healthcare professional, who will monitor the patient throughout the process. The dosage and frequency of treatment are determined by the doctor, depending on the patient’s needs and clinical condition.
Our team is on hand to guide each patient, ensuring the safety and efficacy of treatment with Esketamine.
Change KAP is an innovative therapeutic program that combines the controlled and off-label administration of ketamine with specialized psychotherapy to treat conditions such as treatment-resistant depression, anxiety, PTSD, eating disorders, and addiction.
A ketamine promotes brain plasticity, facilitating the release of emotional processes, emotional regulation, the reorganization of memories, and the acquisition of tools that allow for the exploration of deep issues, always with continuous support of a specialized psychotherapist.
How Does the Change KAP Program Work?
This treatment is indicated for patients suffering from a mental disorder who are looking for an innovative and effective to improve their mental health, especially those who have not achieved satisfactory results with conventional treatments.
O Change KARE is an innovative program designed for people who want to consolidate sobriety and reduce the risk of alcoholic relapses. Using Psychedelic-Assisted Psychotherapy (KAP)this treatment combines psychotherapy sessions with the controlled administration of off-label ketaminepromoting neuroplasticity and facilitating profound changes in behavior.
How Does It Work?
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