Working with serious cases

Day Hospital care is an intensive care setting for people experiencing profound psychological crises, such as severe cases of neurosis and psychosis. The goal is to offer a safe, structured, and welcoming therapeutic environment where suffering can be recognized and gradually transformed.

In addition to individual and group clinical support, the Day Hospital offers a variety of workshops that promote autonomy, socialization, and quality of life for patients, such as cooking, group discussions, outings, crafts, and other daily practices that encourage expression, interaction, and self-care.

The process seeks to restore the continuity of emotional experience, foster the rebuilding of bonds, and create space for a renewed sense of purpose in life. Care is built together with the patient, respecting their pace, their uniqueness, and their history.