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The Psychology and Counseling Clinic at Pardis Cancer Institute provides a standardized environment offering individual and group counseling, family therapy, and specialized as well as general workshops. This center is recognized as one of the premier counseling facilities in the region and stands as the first and most specialized center delivering fourth-wave psychological therapies.
Precise assessment under the concurrent supervision of psychiatric, psychological, and psychometric staff serves as a core foundational principle in developing treatment plans. Benefiting from the expertise of psychiatric and psychological specialists, Pardis Clinic has the privilege of delivering the most accurate diagnostic evaluations and comprehensive treatment protocols to its clients, particularly oncology patients and their families. Furthermore, in the fields of family therapy, premarital counseling, extramarital relationships, pathology and repair of marital infidelity, divorce counseling and post-divorce recovery, parenting, and adolescent and pubertal challenges, the Psychology Clinic offers dedicated specialized services through collaborations with experienced clinical psychologists.
In collaboration with child psychologists, this center also delivers specialized, evidence-based guidance to both families and kindergartens. With a humanistic approach, Pardis Psychology Clinic commits itself to prioritizing ethical and clinical dedication across every phase of service delivery, sparing no effort in this endeavor. We stand beside you on the path of life to foster mental health, well-being, and peace of mind.
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A cancer diagnosis causes significant psychological distress and anxiety alongside physical challenges, and psychotherapy can help reduce stress and enhance quality of life.
Anxiety, depression, sleep disorders, stress, feelings of hopelessness, changes in family dynamics, and fear of death.
Yes, research shows that psychotherapy can enhance patient tolerance to treatments and even have a positive effect on the immune response.
In case of severe anxiety, depression, insomnia, difficulty adapting to the illness, or decreased motivation to continue treatment.
Education on stress coping strategies, emotional support, improving family communication, and enhancing the ability to care for the patient.
Support from family and friends is important, but a psychologist utilizes specialized, evidence-based methods to manage psychological issues.
A psychologist uses non-pharmacological methods such as counseling and psychotherapy, while a psychiatrist prescribes medication when necessary.
