Clinical Psychology

Role of the Psychologist in Diabetes Care
One in every four diabetic patients suffers from recurring problems with depression, anxiety, or eating disorders. These conditions respond well to psychological treatment, and in many cases, relief of distress is associated with improved Glycemic control.
We at K.I.D.S are having Clinical Psychology Department to handle with the psychological problems faced by the patients. Our psychologists provide direct services to the patient via promotion of health behaviors and treatment of psychological problems, and also provide consultation to the medical team on how to incorporate psychological principles into patient care to enhance clinical outcomes.
The Clinical Psychology Department is a valuable resource in identifying maladaptive reactions to stress and can help patients to develop more useful and effective methods of coping


Role of Clinical Psychology Dept. in Treatment of Diabetes

For All Diabetic Patients • Improves adherence to the diabetes treatment regimen •Promotes pro-diabetic coping behaviors (e.g., diet and exercise) • Extinguishes high-risk health behaviors (e.g., smoking, high fat intake) •Improves family functioning as it relates to communication and problem-solving about diabetes • Provides support for subclinical distress related to diabetes Special Counseling to the child and of course to the parents of type-1 diabetic cases Counseling and support to Diabetic patients who have undergone amputation For Diabetic Patients With Psychological Problems • Evaluates and treat psychopathology, particularly depression, anxiety, and eating disorders • Refers for psychoactive medication as needed

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