Gynecological Psychosomatics
"Psychosomatics" comes from the Greek and is composed of the words "psyche" for "breath" and "soma" for "body". Psychosomatics is the study of the interrelationships and mutual influence of the human soul and body.
"Gynaecology" also comes from the Greek and is made up of the Greek word "gynē", which means "woman", and -logy, which stands for "teaching". Together, "gynecology" literally means "the study of women".
Topics
in gynecological psychosomatics
Cycle and Hormones
Cycle disorders
Bleeding disorders
Menstrual cramps
PMS and PMDD
PCO
Endometriosis
Birth
Traumatic childbirth
Miscarriages and stillbirths
(Threatened) premature birth
Late termination of pregnancy
Menopause
Menopausal symptoms
Grief
Identity crisis
Pelvis and Genitalia
(Chronic) pelvic pain
Diseases of the urogenital tract
Diseases of the vulva and vagina
Pospartum
Postpartum depression
Anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorders after birth
Adjustment disorder after the birth of a sick/disabled child
Sexuality and Partners
Contraception
Infertility
Unfulfilled desire to have children
Loss of libido
Psychosomatics deals with the interaction of psychological, social and somatic processes in the development and maintenance of illnesses and their treatment.
Gynaecological psychosomatics emphasizes that many gynaecological complaints and illnesses are not only caused by biological or mechanical factors, but are also influenced by psychological stress, lifestyle factors, cultural and social influences and emotional states.
In the sense of a holistic treatment of gynecological complaints, the therapy of physical ailments is just as important in my practice as the therapy of associated psychological stress.
You can find out more about my holistic therapy services in a free preliminary consultation.
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