NP Health Group Treatment Options

NP Health Group offers resources to help you and your loved ones understand and intervene. Our basic approach is to first clarify the diagnosis by conducting a comprehensive examination and neuropsychological screening, then to plan treatment with measurement-based methods and to implement treatment by following brain evidence with strong, adequate methods.

1. Operating rooms with the latest technological features, intensive care services have infrastructure suitable for all surgical services, not only neurosurgery.
2. Imaging systems have a wide range including MRI (3 TESLA), Angio CT, intraoperative applications, mobile X-ray, USG.
3. In the Neuromodulation Center, brain stimulation treatments are applied with the latest methods.
4. Psychotherapies: The aim is to eliminate deficiencies and losses, provide emotional support, gain applicable knowledge and skills for life events, and replace maladaptive behaviors with adaptive behaviors. Neurofeedback, EMDR, psychoanalytic psychotherapy, cognitive behavioral therapy, hypnotherapy are some of the therapy methods offered at NPGRUP.
5. Inpatient Treatments: Inpatient treatment is an effective option in cases where the person puts the safety of himself/herself and his/her environment at risk, where there is a life-threatening situation, and where there is resistance to treatment.
6. General Medical Process: In connection with general medical services, we offer our infrastructure as a "brain-oriented" hospital.
7. Implant Applications: Naltrexone Implant and Disulfiram Implant applications are performed in our hospital. The implants applied vary according to the type of substance used.
8. Family Information Trainings: Addiction is a disease that affects not only the addict but also the whole family. Therefore, the treatment aims to change the family as well as the person. For this reason, trainings are organized for families to be informed about this disease and to learn appropriate behaviors and attitudes that will support their relatives to continue quitting.
9. Clinical Pharmacogenetics Laboratory (Drug Blood Level and DNA Analysis): In patients taking medication, drug blood levels may exceed therapeutic values or drug interactions may lead to impaired brain function. To detect this, blood levels of the drugs used (TDM) are measured. The chance of treatment success is increased by determining the medication according to the genetic profile and monitoring the blood levels of the drugs used. Drugs that may be unnecessary or have high side effects are identified in advance and the treatment is shaped rationally. "DNA analysis" is performed if necessary.
10. Electroconvulsive Therapy: ECT with anesthesia can be administered while hospitalized during flare-ups. A seizure is induced by applying a very low electric current to the brain and the impaired electro-chemical processes of the brain are regulated.
11. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Therapy (TMT): It is a new treatment method used in psychiatric and neurological diseases. The electrical activity of the brain is regulated by means of a magnetic field applied at short intervals to areas of the brain thought to be affected by diseases. It provides faster and stronger treatment than medication. It is used in our centers in cases of depression resistant to drug treatment. In some cases where electroconvulsive therapy cannot be applied (patient and family preference, anesthesia risk), it is applied at low frequencies in manic attacks.
12. EMDR One of the specific psychotherapy techniques developed in recent years is a method called EMDR, which is based on re-processing negative feelings and thoughts about traumatic experiences in the mind.
13. Hypnotherapy: By interacting with the person's subconscious mind during hypnosis, positive, significant and permanent changes in life can be achieved for the purpose of treatment.
14. Neurofeedback: In neurofeedback training, information about brain waves from the person's current EEG is communicated to the person with visual and/or auditory signals and the person is asked to control certain aspects of it. Depending on the problem or need of the person, a learning environment is created by organizing a treatment protocol according to which region of the brain needs to increase/decrease the waves in which frequency. The person sees the connection between his/her current thoughts and brain waves and learns to control them in the desired direction.
15. Biofeedback: It is a system that measures body temperature, skin resistance, respiratory rate, muscle tension and heart rate with special electrodes and visualizes the relationships between the person's bodily sensations and thoughts.
16. Biofeedback Supported Virtual Reality Therapy: With biofeedback-assisted virtual reality therapy in psychotherapy, stimuli that cause anxiety in the outside world are brought into the therapy room. While the person experiences the anxiety-provoking situation with virtual reality glasses, changes in the autonomic nervous system are monitored moment by moment thanks to the biofeedback method. Thus, the person is enabled to face and cope with his/her fears, anxieties and obsessions. The person is fitted with a pair of glasses. The person can experience himself/herself in a three-dimensional environment. The therapist observes what the person sees on the computer screen in two dimensions. By monitoring the signals from the biofeedback, the therapist can track the increases and decreases in the client's anxiety.
17. Computerized Training Modules (Cogrehab, Rehabil): A personalized attention training program can be made to regain mental skills or to increase existing skills. Rehabilitation of cognitive skills such as planning, organization and attention management is done using computerized training modules.
18. Sleep Laboratory: A sleep laboratory was established with a sleep room, phototherapy room, sleep deprivation room and central digital examination system. Sleep laboratories are an activity that requires a joint disciplinary approach of neurology, ENT, chest and psychiatry specialists. Psychiatric approach is often required in treatment. Laboratory responsibility is carried out with this awareness.
19. The Advanced Toxicology Laboratory provides significant advantages in the treatment of addiction patients