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Fostering direct communication and building stronger rapport
Providing convenience and flexibility to engage from various locations
Psychiatrists are medical doctors specializing in mental health who can diagnose conditions, prescribe medications, and provide psychotherapy. They focus on managing severe or complex mental health disorders, integrating medical treatment with therapeutic care. Psychiatrists are also skilled in assessing the physical aspects of mental health conditions, often coordinating with other healthcare providers.
Clinical psychologists hold post-graduate degrees in psychology and specialise in diagnosing and treating mental health conditions through psychotherapy. They use various therapeutic techniques to help individuals manage emotional, cognitive, and behavioral challenges, but they do not prescribe medications. Clinical psychologists may also conduct psychological assessments and research to better understand mental health issues.
Counselors, or therapists, typically have a master’s degree in counseling and provide support through psychotherapy for issues like stress, relationships, and life transitions. They focus on practical problem-solving and emotional support rather than deep psychological analysis. Counselors often help clients develop coping strategies and improve their overall well-being.
Peer supporters are individuals with lived experience of mental health challenges who are trained to offer emotional and practical support. They provide empathy and guidance based on their recovery journey, complementing traditional mental health services. Peer supporters help individuals feel understood and less isolated by sharing their own experiences and recovery paths.
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