We use the most innovative psychological techniques and testing to get to the root of your issues.

If you or your child are experiencing psychological distress and difficulties that interfere with your daily life, our psychologists are trained to assess your needs and provide you with personalized treatment options. Our psychologists are trained to treat the following:

• Loss of interest in your favourite activities and severe fatigue
• Loss of appetite, feelings of emptiness and sadness
• Learning to live with a chronic health issue
• Coping with divorce
• Child with learning difficulties and attention deficit symptoms
• Coping with trauma after a serious accident.

Our dedicated psychologists offer counselling and therapy aimed at helping you deal with mental health issues or illnesses by paying close attention to your thoughts and feelings. We also offer individual and family therapy to treat pre-existing or newly diagnosed psychological disorders, as well as counselling for parents in relation to the emotional, social, behavioural, cognitive and developmental needs of your children.

Our goal is to identify and provide personalized treatment aimed at supporting and improving your mental health.

Our dedicated team of podiatrists and podologists are specially trained to examine, diagnose and surgically treat conditions of the foot and ankles. Using the very latest state-of-the-art equipment, our professionals are experts at diagnosing and treating all related dermatological and musculoskeletal issues.

If you suffer from gait or posture alignment issues, our podiatrists and podologists are here to help you get to the root of your problem and prescribe the most appropriate orthotics and corrective footwear. Our team is also skilled in performing the latest surgical procedures and prescribing medication in accordance with professional practice guidelines.

Our podiatrists are here to carefully assess your condition and provide you with the most personalized care. Make an appointment with one of our professionals today.

It is used both to diagnose or treat problems affecting the bladder and to monitor a lesion’s progress.

Your doctor may prescribe a cystoscopy in any of the following situations:

• Unexplained blood in the urine (hematuria);
• Recurrent urinary tract infections;
• Lower abdominal pain in the bladder;
• Suspected polyps or tumors in the urinary tract;
• Problems with urination.

Cystoscopy procedure

The cystoscopy is performed under local anesthesia by a urologist using a cystoscope, a thin tube equipped with fiber optics or a mini video camera. The doctor first disinfects the urinary meatus (the opening through which urine exits the body), then instills an anesthetic gel into the urethra. The cystoscope is then inserted into the bladder through the urethra.

Once the cystoscope is inserted, the doctor instills sterile water into the bladder to fill it and gain a better view of surrounding walls. The images are displayed on a screen. The doctor performs a biopsy or, if necessary, removes any present foreign bodies. At the end of the examination, you will be asked to urinate in order to flush the water from your system.

A urine test may also be performed prior to the examination.

You may feel some pain and a burning sensation during urination in the hours following the examination. Please note that any discomfort is short-lived.

It is a benign condition and is usually painless, but it can cause discomfort, embarrassment, or esthetic issues.

One possible treatment is hydrocele drainage, which consists of removing fluid from the scrotum with a needle. The procedure restores the volume of the scrotum and makes your symptoms disappear.

Although more common in infants at birth, hydrocele can also occur in adolescents and adults due to infection, inflammation, or injury to the testicles.

In young boys, a hydrocele will go away on its own by the time they reach 1 year of age. In men under 65 years of age, it may also disappear on its own after a while. This is generally not the case, however, if you are over 65 years old. You can seek treatment if your hydrocele is causing you pain, discomfort or embarrassment.

Hydrocele drainage procedure

Hydrocele drainage is performed under local anesthesia. After applying the anesthetic, the doctor inserts a needle into the scrotum until it enters the hydrocele. The fluid is then evacuated by suction. In some cases, a liquid called sclerosing fluid may be injected into the penis to prevent further accumulation of fluid in the scrotum. The procedure takes between 20 and 30 minutes.