THE PATH TO CHANGE BEGINS WITH ACCEPTANCE AND RESPECT FOR OURSELVES AND THE WORLD AROUND US.

The MD Cure Clinic's system of therapeutic care is individually tailored to the needs and capabilities of each client, and the entire process involves four basic phases:

1. comprehensive diagnosis;
2. setting realistic goals and creating a therapeutic plan;
3. ongoing checkpoints: care at our clinic is guided by modern case management;
4. final evaluation of the goals achieved and follow-up recommendations and actions.

Within these four phases, we use different components to achieve a generally balanced combination of different approaches and methods:

• ADVANCED DIAGNOSIS AND SITUATION ASSESSMENT
  In our work, we use state-of-the-art diagnostic procedures and methods relevant to psychiatry and clinical psychology and other associated fields such as addictology, physiotherapy, and nutritional therapy. On the basis of a comprehensive assessment of the client's health and their overall situation and resources the best therapeutic approach (plan) is designed together with the client. To us, the client is not a diagnosis, but an active partner in defining and setting up the treatment plan. If necessary, clients may be referred to our contractors for other specialist services (e.g. internal medicine, cardiology, etc.).
• PSYCHOTHERAPY AND SUPPORT
  It is imperative for our treatment system to develop a highly confidential environment with an emphasis on discretion and safety which provides an opportunity to express concerns, explore issues, and address preoccupied, often unreflected and maladaptive patterns of behaviour. We offer help to people struggling with depression, anxiety, and self-destructive behaviours, including addictions and relationship problems. Our work also integrates crisis intervention and motivational techniques. Professional and cutting-edge psychotherapy also means a personal approach and commitment from our interdisciplinary team of specialists.
• PSYCHIATRIC HELP AND TREATMENT
  We consider high-quality psychiatric care, involving an examination and possible medication, to be an essential part of a modern approach. As a field, psychiatry has undergone major developments, and accurate diagnosis and modern pharmacological treatment options are an important aid, especially in the acute phase of problems. If necessary, we also provide follow-up neurological examinations.
• ADDITIONAL SOMATIC EXAMINATIONS AND CARE
  Our broader team consists of physicians and contractors from internal medicine, endocrinology, neurology, and other disciplines. Thanks to this indispensable component of our system, we can provide the necessary resources and support for diagnosing potential somatic complications. In some situations, even cutting-edge psychotherapy is not enough, and, naturally, any problem of the body becomes reflected in the psyche and vice versa. Sometimes serious physical conditions may cause psychological problems and, therefore, their early diagnosis is essential. Comprehensive diagnosis and the elimination or confirmation of somatic complications increases the safety and effectiveness of our entire system of care.
• NUTRITIONAL AND EXERCISE PROGRAMMES
  Basic physiotherapy and nutritional support, therapy, and counselling are an integral part of our approach. A lack of exercise and inappropriate eating habits and nutrition are common sources of problems, including simple stress, in the pace of modern life. All of this is, of course, linked to the poor quality of sleep, daily routines, and rest. Yet even very small changes in this area can have a significant positive impact on the quality of life and mental health.
• TRAINING PROGRAMMES
  Our core methods include biofeedback and its therapeutic modifications. Mental health problems and difficulties in eating, exercise, and other areas are very closely linked to the basic ability to self-regulate. Training and strengthening self-regulation skills therefore requires regularity, the use of modern technology, and therapeutic techniques that are sensitively and correctly combined with traditional psychotherapeutic methods and modern medicine.

Mental health and lifestyle are directly linked not only to our relationships and environment, but also to the quality of our sleep, exercise, and diet. Any significant imbalances, daily stress, and protracted problems are factors that can be successfully managed and their negative effects minimised. The important thing is to make the most of our own inner and outer resources to achieve a balanced, successful, and happy life.