Bruno Mello

Psychotherapy is one of the most indicated treatments for Mood Disorders, such as Depression or Anxiety, and Personality Disorders, such as Borderline and Schizophrenia. Psychotherapy has a series of theoretical-practical approaches and lines of thought, to treat both mental illnesses and everyday problems, such as conflicts in marriage, work and family.

Having a hard time in life, such as a separation, a financial problem, an important life decision or a change of country can make us anxious, worried and insecure, so we end up seeing situations in a more emotional way and, commonly, the problem appears to be even more difficult to solve. Therefore, having a professional support can help towards finding the best choice on solving problems.

Currently, 264 million people worldwide are diagnosed with Depression, 280 million with Anxiety and 970 million diagnosed with some mental disorder.

Psychotherapy consists of follow-up with weekly sessions, in which we will discuss the life conflicts that you been facing and how we can reach a solution.

The main supporting pillar for a therapeutic process is the trust between patient and psychotherapist. The patient has guaranteed professional secrecy, so everything said in therapy is protected by law and cannot be discussed outside the office, except with other psychotherapists, with the patient’s consent.

Through Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy and Systemic Psychology, the sessions are structured prioritizing the modification or maintenance of behavior and the relationships, borders and alliances that exists in the patient’s life. In addition, they are guided by rational and directive thinking, encouraging confrontation and change, always with emotional support and theoretical-technical support.