Individual Therapy
Social therapeutic individual therapy, also known as interpersonal therapy, focuses on a person's social and relationship experiences to address mental health concerns. This form of therapy aims to improve social functioning and relationships by emphasizing the impact of social dynamics on an individual's well-being.
Through a collaborative process with a therapist, clients explore their relationship patterns, communication styles, and the influence of significant others on their mental health. The goal is to enhance interpersonal skills, develop insight into relational patterns, and address issues related to social support, loss, and major life transitions.
By integrating social factors into the therapeutic process, social therapeutic individual therapy provides a comprehensive approach to mental health care, promoting personal growth, resilience, and improved social well-being.