TEMA Therapy offers Diagnostics & Testing services for anyone wishing to learn more about their symptoms, find their possible causes, and get guidance on their next steps.
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People who have personality disorders did not get a chance to develop a functioning personality structure, because from early on, their development was compromised in some ways. We are not going to play a game “blame the parents,” because parents usually try to do their best while raising children.
The problem frequently lies in the area of “goodness of fit” between what the child needs and what the parents are able to provide. Even with the best parental intentions, a child can still feel misunderstood and unsupported. It is perfectly normal and healthy for a child to feel this way occasionally, but if it becomes a constant struggle, it is bound to have a negative effect on the child’s personality structure.
The same personality structure where core abilities to grow, develop, adjust to new situations, and form trusting relationships take roots.
If a child or teenager was in a situation where she had to become a parent to somebody before she had a chance to be a child long enough, her resources may be taxed, and, as an adult, she may have difficulty coping with the role of a caregiver.
Often times, professionals tend to shy away from people with personality disorders, pronouncing them “too difficult to treat”.
These personality problems tend to be more chronic due to the fact that it took a long period of time for an individual to develop them, therefore, it may take a while for a change to take place. In this case, we will do our best to be by your side and help you through the turmoil of short- and long-term problems, all the while creating a safe environment for you to try new developmental paths.
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It is a structured evaluation combining clinical interviews and validated personality inventories to understand long-term emotional and behavioral patterns, leading to improved self-awareness and clinical insight.
Personality disorder refers to enduring traits such as rigid thinking, interpersonal sensitivity, and emotional instability. In contrast, mood and anxiety disorders are episodic and focused on current distress. A differential diagnosis ensures you receive appropriate treatment.
Yes. By identifying personality traits, our assessment guides tailored interventions like dialectical behavior therapy and schema therapy to improve emotional skills and restore healthy relationships.
The evaluation typically spans 2 to 4 hours over one or two sessions, including interviews, testing, scoring, report preparation, and feedback.
Licensed psychologists or psychiatrists with specialized training in personality assessment and experience in treating personality disorders will interpret your results and guide your treatment.
You will receive a written report that outlines your personality profile, diagnosis, treatment recommendations, and feedback session. We also support referral coordination and monitoring during treatment.
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