Based on the assessment results, our psychologists diagnose mental health conditions and develop treatment plans tailored to each individual case. These plans may include therapy, counseling, and behavioral interventions.

Psychologists provide research-based therapy to patients and their families in the home setting to address a wide range of mental health issues, such as depression, anxiety, trauma, grief, and adjustment difficulties related to illness or special needs.

For patients experiencing cognitive difficulties due to conditions such as dementia or traumatic brain injury, our psychologists offer cognitive rehabilitation programs. These consultations aim to improve cognitive performance, enhance memory and problem-solving skills, and promote independence in daily activities.

Psychologists provide support and advice to caregivers who may be experiencing stress, anxiety, or depression while caring for their loved ones at home. They offer coping strategies, emotional support, and guidance on self-care to help caregivers maintain their well-being.

Psychologists are trained to respond to mental health crises that may occur in a home care setting, such as severe emotional outbursts or emotional breakdowns. They provide immediate support, stabilize the patient, and refer the patient to specialists or emergency services as needed.