Psiholog specialist in psihologie clinica, consiliere psihologica si psihoterapie Madalina SUCALA
Mădălina Sucală este psiholog specialist în psihologie clinică, consiliere psihologică şi psihoterapie, atestat de Colegiul Psihologilor din România, doctorand şi asistent de cercetare la Catedra de Psihologie Clinică şi Psihoterapie din Universitatea Babes-Bolyai. Expertiza profesională include servicii de specialitate validate ştiinţific (administrate individual sau în grup) adresate tuturor grupelor de vârstă, focalizate pe:
(1) diagnostic şi evaluare clinică;
(2) intervenţie psihologică: (a) optimizare si dezvoltare personală (ex. testarea personalităţii şi inteligenţei; managementul conflictului; autocontrolul emoţiilor şi comportamentului; luarea de decizii); (b) promovarea sănătăţii şi a unui stil de viaţă sănătos (ex. educaţie raţional-emotivă şi cognitiv-comportamentală); (c) psihoterapie pentru probleme psihologice şi psihopatologie (ex. tulburări afective, tulburări de anxietate, tulburările comportamentului alimentar, tulburări legate de abuzul şi dependenţa de substanţe, tulburări sexuale, probleme maritale).
Mădălina Sucală is a Research assistant, MA, at the Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania, a psychologist specialized in clinical psychology, psychological counseling and psychotherapy, accredited by the Romanian Board of Psychologists. She is a Ph.D. candidate in the Department of Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, Babes-Bolyai University. She has extensive training in rational-emotive and cognitive-behavioral therapy, and a competence in acceptance and committment therapy (ACT). Her professional expertise includes empirically validated services for all age groups (individual or group intervention), focused on:
(1) Clinical diagnosis and evaluation;
(2) Psychological intervention: (a) personal development and self-improvement(e.g. personality and intelligence testing; conflict management; emotional and behavioral self-control; decision making); (b) health and healthy lifestyle promotion (e.g. Rational Emotive and Cognitive Behavioral Education); (c) psychotherapy for psychological problems and psychopathology (e.g. affective disorders, anxiety disorders, eating disorders, addictions, sexual disorders, marital problems).