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| P.-L.P.® Method - it is a new form of a Clinical Psychology which, thanks to the collected data about patient, helps to conduct fast treatment of the following problems:
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There is a 5 year treatment guarranty.
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Depression
A depression is a disorder of a person's emotional condition. It is an emotion of intensive sadness which can appear after recent loss or other sad event.
Depression is a second most frequent disorder after anxiety. It is measured that 10% of people that consult a medic, thinking that they have a physic problem, have a depression. Usually this disorder shows at the age between 20 and 50 years. It was noticed that people, born during the last decades of 20th century, have depression more frequently than earlier generations.
One episode of depression usually lasts from 6 to 9 months, but for 15-20% of patients it can continue during 2 years or even more. Episodes of depression have a tendency to come back during the life.
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Anxiety
An anxiety is a natural emotion. It is treated as unpleasant, negative emotion which shows up when an individual is going to take some actions that have some threat (can have negative consequences).
It is a physiological activation that alerts us before the threats and mobilizes ourselves for certain actions to avoid those threats, what is of course is essential for surviving in our world. From this point of view, an anxiety is something good and positive that helps us to react and determinate risk, danger or actual problems in our everyday life.
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Stress
Psychological stress is a particular relation between the person and the surroundings that are evaluated by it: like threatening or overflowing of its resources and that puts in danger its well-being. Fundamentally, what marks the differences in the social operation between individuals is the form in which each one confronts the situations.
Stress can be understood as an overload of the individual. This overload depends on the demands of the situation, like the resources on which the individual count confronting this situation. The greater are the demands of the situation and the lower are the resources of the individual, the overload will be greater.
Stress can be a cause of different disorders that can affect psychological condition as well as physical ones. A person can feel changes in mood or in his own body, what provokes discomfort.
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Fear
Fear is an unpleasant feeling of perceived risk or danger, real or not. Fear also can be described as a feeling of extreme dislike to some conditions/objects, such as: fear of darkness, fear of ghosts, etc. It is one of the basic emotions.
There are different ways of reaction to a fear: attack, run away, paralysis, or some inter-social actions of submission opposite to dominance. We could say that we, humans, feel fear every time we face a new situation. It means that we can not avoid it during our life, but we can learn handle it to avoid bad consequences.
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Obsessions
It is persistent, intrusive thoughts, ideas, impulses, or images that repeatedly enter a person's mind. Obsessions are seemingly beyond one's will, and awareness of their
inappropriateness is of little or no help in controlling them.
According to the DSM-IV-R, the obsessions are defined as ideas, thoughts, impulses or images of persistent character that causes anxiety or discomfort. The problem of these fixed ideas hides in the possible effects that entail anxiety, headaches, insomnia, depression, and pains in the chest, impotence or frigidity. A person feels that he is not able to control his obsessions and his thoughts that he would not like to have. Having this problem he can not live normal life, because negative thoughts keep coming to his head what causes anxiety. Obsessed person can be anxious about everything: work, his personal life, fear to be abandoned, to get old, money. Also repetitive preoccupation about success, sex, and the look he has etc... It is common that people who suffer from obsessions and compulsions have a pathological doubt, which comes to necessity to check everything a lot of times.
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El Delirium
It is a mental confusion and excitement, sometimes with hallucinations and/or aimless physical activity.
Delirium makes imagine situations that could happen in real life, like being persecuted, poisoned, infected, loved, or being cheated by husband or wife. There are various subtypes of this disorder.
In a case of erotomania other person is in love with a patient (at least patient thinks so). It is being tried to contact him through letters, phone calls, or even observing him. A behavior, affected by delirium can be dangerous and illegal.
In a subtype "dramatic", a person is convinced that he or she has a big talent for something or has realized a very important discovery.
In a subtype "jealousy", a person is convinced that his/her husband or wife is cheating. This belief is based on wrong interpretations. These circumstances can bring physic aggression which can be a real danger for someone.
In a subtype "persecution", a person believes that he is an object of a plot, is spied, defamed or harassed. He can try to achieve justice applying to the courts and other public instances or even use violence as revenge to the imaginary persecution.
Subtype "somatic" implicates an anxiety because of functions of the body or its attributes. For example it can be imagination of physic deformation, pain or parasitism.
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Addictions
Term "drug" is used to describe those substances which provoke mood alteration and can cause addiction. It includes not only illegal drugs, but also alcohol, tobacco, cafe, tea or various psycho-medicaments.
After a continuous consumption of a drug, organism gets used to it and a person need to increase a dose to achieve the same affect as earlier. With time comes a necessity to consume drugs to be able to live normally and in case to quit it comes a syndrome of abstinence or "cold turkey". This syndrome is not more than the reclamation with physical symptoms of that substance that is present. In most cases physical dependency is not that important as psychological one, since this consumption provokes positive states (euphoria, pleasure, well-being, sociability,...) or releases a person from negative affective states (boredom, shyness, stress,...). To overcome this psychological addiction in mostly cases it is necessary a professional help.
A fundamental characteristic of the addictive conducts is the loss of control. Among the basic aspects of addiction, can be mentioned following:
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Compulsive necessity to take a dose, dose which is increasing, because the affect of the same ones is already not enough after a continuous consumption;
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Sense of incapacity to control behavior;
- Loss of interest in gratifying activities such as social relations, work, etc;
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Strong interference of daily activities.
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Personality
Saying personality we refer to those aspects which separate one person from any other that makes him unique.
Can our personality cause us a discomfort? Sometimes personality is characterized by standards of perception, reaction and relation which are relatively fixed.
Every one of us have standard characteristics of perception and relation with other persons and situations (personal features): different people face stressful situations in their own way. For example, some persons have a tendency to face problematic situation searching help from others. Others always try to handle situations by themselves. Some people minimize problems, some exaggerate them.
Though people have tendency to respond to the difficult situation in the same way, majority is ready to try other way if the first one is ineffective. Some of us are so inflexible that it is not possible to adapt in reality.
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Sexual problems
Sexuality is a normal part of human experience. Nevertheless, the types of sexual behavior and the attitude to the sexuality that are considered to be normal vary a lot between the different cultures. For example, homosexuality which was medically considered as not normal now is not a disorder. It is accepted as a sexual orientation, which is set since a childhood.
There can be distinguished various sexual disorders: Disorder of the gender identity which is a desire to have opposite sex, or an impression that you are trapped in a body of other gender. Persons that have Transsexuality believe that they are victims of a biological accident (that happened before to be borne) and are trapped in a body, incompatible with its true identity of gender. Paraphilia is a strong periodic sexual fantasies, urges, or behaviors commonly relating to children, non-consenting individuals, objects, sadism, masochism, or voyeurism. Fetishism is a sexual arousal or gratification resulting from handling a fetish (or a specific part of the body other than the sexual organs). In a case of transvestism, a man prefers to dress with women clothes, or what is less common, a women wants to dress as a male. Paedophile is a sexual attraction of adult to children. In a case of exhibitionism, a person (usually man) unexpectedly shows his genitals to a strange people and doing this excites sexually. In voyeurism, a person excites sexually seeing someone undressing, being nude or doing any sexual activity. Masochism is a sexual variation in which the individual derives sexual pleasure from experiencing pain. Sadism is opposite to masochism, when a person gets excited sexually giving physical or psychological pain to partner.
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Sleeping disorders
Sleep is a fundamental physiological function that allows to recover mentally and physically. Lack of rest provokes imbalance that affect ones life quality. This can cause changes in daily operations, usage of "pills to sleep", or "to keep awake", decrease of performance in work, loss of attention and increase of accidents. Sleeping disorders can be a consequence of psychological, biological or environmental problems, although also they are going to be the cause of psychic problems. Anxiety, depressive mood may also increase a possibility of sleeping problems.
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Affective detachment – Quit loving – Problems of couples
Falling in love would be a positive obsession when a person can not stop thinking, or thinks very often of the other one. Quit loving would be an opposite condition. A partner, who is in this condition suffers from a monotony in the common activities, lack of them, lack of communication, altered states of the well-being: excess of anxiety and
stress, depression and states of apathy, situations
that generate fear, addiction to alcohol and drugs... This can take into discussion fights, lack of relation and sexual
attraction. In this case, if a couple still wants to keep the relationships, the first think we do using P-L.P.® Method is fix their own personal problems, later those ones, that affect their partner, and finally show them how to fall in love again.
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Compulsions
Compulsion is a behavior or mental act of a character. Its objective is to reduce anxiety or discomfort, but not to give pleasure. In most of the cases a person feels forced under compulsion to reduce an anxiety or prevent some negative event or situation. Through the compulsion it is possible to neutralize anguish believing that repeating some activity you can control a situation. For example, you can believe that washing your hands 100 times you can avoid a risk of infection.
The feeling of insecurity is common for obsessed people and repeating continuously something makes them think that they "control" the situation.
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Studying problems
Usually, among the students tiredness shows up because of the following causes: thoughts distraction ("I have to study, but do not want to", "How boring", "Prefer being with friends"), intense or continued emotional states (nerves, stress, sadness, failure fair), lack of appropriate studying techniques (absence of appropriate conditions, like light, quite place to study; reading techniques, memorization techniques, planning, short rest brakes, appropriate eating, etc.) and finally a good confrontation of an exam situation, which is quite often for students. Thanks to the P-L.P.© Method, a student can learn increase his/her performance by maximizing studying time and quality.
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Tourette's Syndrome
Tourette's Syndrome is a neurological inherited disorder, characterized by repeated involuntary movements and uncontrollable vocal sounds (acoustic)
that are called tics. This disorder was called after the name of a doctor Dr. Georges Gilles de la Tourette, who has identified this syndrome to a 86 year old women in 1885. Usually, symptoms appear between 2 and 15 years of age. It can affect people of any ethnical group: for men this disorder is 3 or 4 time more frequent than for women. Generally, the first symptoms are tics in the face, normally blinking. Later, shows up other tics like movements of the head, of the neck, kicks, etc. Often they emit unintelligible sounds, words or phrases. Sometimes they involuntarily shout or constantly repeat the words of the others. In some cases patient is biting the lips or striking the head. Sensual tics include recurrent involuntary senses in the joints, bones, muscles or other parts of
the body, also heaviness, lightness, emptiness, tickling, coldness and fever. They occur for at least 10% of the patents with Tourette's Syndrome.
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Pain
It is an unpleasant sensation associated with actual or potential tissue damage, and mediated by specific nerve fibers to the brain where its conscious appreciation may be modified by various factors. The pain is alerts of a possible organic damage (injurious stimulation, tissue damage, or acute disease). For the reduction of the Pain, we inhibited the information between the cerebral crust and the conscience by means of the hypnosis with instructions, suggestions that eliminate the pain.
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