Psychodiagnostics aims to accurately assess and understand various psychological conditions. Our team of experienced specialists uses scientifically validated tools and methods to evaluate cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning. These assessments provide crucial insights into mental health challenges such as anxiety, mood disorders, and other psychological difficulties. Psychodiagnostic services are tailored to individual needs and support the development and management of personalized treatment plans, ultimately ensuring effective care.
Psychodiagnostic Methods Include:
Initial Assessment:
Gathering detailed information about the individual’s characteristics and issues, often through interviews with the person and their family members.
Clinical Interview:
A structured or semi-structured conversation between the clinician and individual designed to evaluate mental health, collect personal history, examine symptoms, and understand the context of the problems. This may cover family history, trauma, life events, and other relevant factors.
Psychological Testing:
Standardized tests are frequently used to assess cognitive abilities, emotional functioning, personality traits, and specific mental health concerns. At our center, these tests evaluate memory, reasoning, intelligence, concentration, as well as general mental health indicators such as depression, anxiety, obsessive-compulsive symptoms, and more.
Final Evaluation:
The concluding phase of the psychodiagnostic process involves a comprehensive assessment to monitor the individual’s condition after treatment and evaluate the effectiveness of interventions.