Depression Treatment in Fuengirola - Calma Psicólogos
Sadness, apathy, listlessness, excessive tiredness or distress are some of the most common symptoms associated with depression. At Calma Psychologists Fuengirola, We understand that these symptoms, when they persist over time or significantly affect your daily life, are clear signs that it is time to seek professional help.
What is depression and how to identify it?
Having an occasional low mood does not necessarily imply suffering from a depressive disorder. However, when this emotional distress is prolonged, intensifies, or interferes with your daily life, it is important to see a psychologist specialised in depression in Fuengirola.
Depression is a mood disturbance that can manifest itself in different ways. Often, people experience:
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Disinterest in activities they once enjoyed
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Feeling of emptiness or hopelessness
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Constant fatigue
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Changes in appetite or sleep
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Negative or catastrophic thoughts
Common causes of depression
In many cases, the origin and maintenance of depressive disorder are not rooted in the same place. It is common that a traumatic event, a bereavement or loss, a major life change or a stressful or anxious situation has initiated the problem, but what sustains it over time is usually more related to changes in behaviour and thought patterns.
The most common causes of depression include:
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Stressful life events (bereavement, break-up, illness)
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Associated anxiety disorders
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Low self-esteem
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Social isolation
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Lack of meaning or motivation for life
- Unhealthy habits or use of drugs and intoxicants.
How do we deal with depression at Calma Psicólogos?
At Calma Psychologists we developed a treatment personalised and based on scientific evidence, adapted to the history and needs of each person.
We work on several axes:
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MotivationWe help you regain the desire to act and move forward.
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Self-esteem and self-conceptWe reinforce personal confidence.
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Cognitive restructuringWe review the automatic negative thoughts.
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Habits and lifestyle reviewsleep, nutrition, physical activity, social relations...
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Contextual and third generation therapiesTools to improve emotional regulation.
The aim is to restoring a person's zest for life, The ability to enjoy the present and the strength to look to the future with hope.
When to see a psychologist to treat depression?
Any time you feel that your emotional distress is interfering with your personal well-being, your relationships or your work performance, it is a good time to consult.
It is not necessary to «hit rock bottom» to go to therapy. The earlier you start the process, the better the results.
Psychologists specialising in depression in Fuengirola
Our team in Calma Psychologists Fuengirola is made up of professionals specialised in the treatment of mood disorders. We offer you a safe, empathetic and professional space, where you can understand what you are going through and learn tools to overcome depression.
Make your appointment today and start your process of change. (H3)
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Before - During - After the session
What does a session include?
When you book a session with us, you are choosing a service that is divided into several actions, pre- and post-session.
In addition to a space designed for you: confidential, respectful and change-oriented.
Each online session is designed to offer you a complete therapeutic experience through the screen.
Preparation time prior to the session
Before the session, and based on the information you provide about the reason for the consultation. We work on preparing the best possible framework.
The online/face-to-face appointment
Exclusive space and time for you for the duration of the consultation session. Approximately 50 minutes, sometimes a little more, sometimes a little less, every day and every person is different and appointment times may vary, always prioritising what is best for your needs.
During the session we listen, we ask questions, and we take notes, The Commission's position on this issue is always in line with theality and empathy. With active listening in a non-judgmental space, but with an eclear and professional approach.
Preparation time for: Guidelines, materials, session outline
After the session and on the basis of the previous framing work, we spend time on guidelines:
- Personalised objectives tailored to your needs and your time. Guidelines, exercises, tasks and recommendations to achieve change.
- If necessary, we will make a summary of the session and work materials.
- Follow-up and reminder of appointments. By giving continuity and accompaniment during the therapy process, up to the moment of discharge.