Description

Clinical psychologists diagnose, rehabilitate, and support individuals affected by mental, emotional, and behavioural disorders and problems as well as mental changes and pathogenic conditions through use of cognitive tools and appropriate intervention. They use clinical psychological resources on the basis of psychological science, its findings, theories, methods, and techniques for the investigation, interpretation, and prediction of human experience and behaviour.

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Theoretical Knowledge

Practical Skills

work in multidisciplinary health teamsuse psychoeducationuse psychotherapeutic interventionsformulate a case conceptualisation model for therapyemploy cognitive behaviour treatment techniquesmonitor therapeutic progressinteract with healthcare usersprovide clinical psychological support in crisis situationspromote psycho-social educationaccept own accountabilitywork on psychosomatic issuesprovide testimony in court hearingsidentify mental health issuesprovide health educationprovide psychological interventions to chronically ill personsprovide clinical psychological counsellingconduct psychological assessementassess healthcare users' risk for harmfollow clinical guidelineshandle patient traumaapply psychological intervention strategiesprovide clinical psychological assessmentinform policy makers on health-related challengeswork with patterns of psychological behaviourensure safety of healthcare userscounsel clientsprovide a psychotherapeutic environmentapply organisational techniquesprovide clinical psychological expert opinionsrespond to changing situations in health careeducate on the prevention of illnessuse e-health and mobile health technologiesrecord healthcare users' progress related to treatmentadhere to organisational guidelinescontribute to continuity of health caremanage healthcare users' datarecord the outcome of psychotherapytest for behavioural patternspromote mental healthprescribe psychotherapeutic treatmentsupport patients to understand their conditionstest for emotional patternsrespond to healthcare users' extreme emotionsdiagnose psychiatric symptomsapply context specific clinical competencescomply with legislation related to health caredevelop a collaborative therapeutic relationshipuse techniques to increase patients' motivationorganise relapse preventionuse clinical assessment techniquesdeal with emergency care situationsapply clinical psychological treatmentprovide strategies of differential diagnosisdecide upon a psychotherapeutic approachcomply with quality standards related to healthcare practicerefer healthcare usershelp healthcare users develop social perceptivenessempathise with the healthcare userlisten activelycarry out psychiatric assessment of childevaluate clinical psychological measuresdiagnose mental disorderswork in a multicultural environment in health caremanage psychotherapeutic relationshipsconduct psychological researchadvise on healthcare users' informed consentinterpret psychological testspromote inclusionperform therapy sessionsprescribe medicationuse foreign languages in patient careprovide clinical advice to team membersprovide treatment strategies for challenges to human healthapply psychoanalysiswork with healthcare users' social networkwork with healthcare users under medicationapply hypno-psychotherapyconduct forensic evaluationswork on the effects of abuseapply caseload managementapply systemic therapyuse foreign languages for health-related research