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Technical Direction: Psychiatrist Dr. Daniela Morais - CRM: 16150/RQE 1795

Novo Nascer Hospital | Advanced Psychiatry - O tratamento mais completo em Saúde Mental, Dependência química e Transtornos

Welcome to Novo Nascer

We offer 24-hour care

There are crucial moments in life, which ask us for a new direction. You know you need to change, find balance, and finally feel at peace. Living fully and having a sense of purpose so that everything makes sense becomes essential.

Novo Nascer is the place for people who need to make this change in the best possible way. We offer multi-professional care, precise guidance and a warm welcome, walking with you on this journey of necessary changes.

What we treat

Our treatment takes care of you fully. This 360º look at the person allows us to understand them emotionally, physically and psychically. We deal with behavioral addictions as well as disorders such as depression, bipolar disorder and suicidal behavior. If you want to talk privately with a member of our team, just get in touch:

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Where we treat

Large, safe environments surrounded by nature

During your stay at Novo Nascer, you will be in an environment full of well-kept gardens, majestic trees and fresh air, in addition to a whole hospital infrastructure to meet all your needs. We want you to feel comfortable both for the beautiful environment and for the security of our structure.
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How we treat

No person is like another, and our treatment is a perfect way to reflect that reality. We see each person individually and completely, going well beyond the issues that have brought them here. That is why we combine traditional and alternative methods, forming a team of more than 150 professionals, in different areas, to understand and treat you with the best there is.

  • Aromatherapy

    Also known as essential oil therapy, Aromatherapy is a full-action treatment for the individual, using natural plant extracts to promote health and well-being. It acts on the body and also on the individual's emotional.

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  • Art Therapy

    Art therapy integrates psychotherapeutic techniques and the creative process to achieve improvements in mental health. It can be used to increase the patient's cognitive capacity, as well as self-esteem, self-awareness and resilience.

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  • Activities of Daily Living (ADL)

    In ADL sessions, patient independence is the main objective. Self-care, often overlooked when we face some imbalance in mental health, involves frequent care with personal hygiene. AVD also includes the act of dressing and putting on shoes, mobility and food.

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  • Auricolotherapy

    Without contraindications, Auriculotherapy accesses points in the ears in order to treat various issues of physical, mental and emotional health. With approximately 200 auricular points, Auriculotherapy is a tool with proven results, including in the field of addictions and in various emotional disorders.

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  • Biofeedback

    Relieving pain and increasing the level of relaxation are the main gains for those who practice the Biofeedback technique. It is through the increase in self-awareness of physiological functions, which are usually beyond our control, that the technique achieves its goals.

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  • Family Constellation

    Family Constellation is a psychotherapeutic approach that takes into account behavior patterns that are repeated over generations. The technique works from the understanding that every human being belongs to a system, to a family.

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  • Dual Scheme Therapy

    Also known as Scheme Therapy, this technique that extends traditional cognitive behavioral therapy distinguishes five basic and universal needs in each individual. Thus, it investigates issues initiated in childhood, which later become some type of non-adaptation, so that treatment can reach their cause.

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  • Emotional Freedom Technique

    The technique can either be used directly for pain relief in general, or in a more comprehensive action, involving the understanding of emotions, improving self-esteem and solving other emotional challenges. Also called Tapping, it is an emotional version of acupuncture, using verbal language to 'clear' emotions with the aid of “tapping” on specific parts of the body.

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  • Motivational Interview

    This technique is especially useful for people who have an impasse in their ambivalence for their personal growth. Being part of the human condition, ambivalence makes it difficult to compromise behavior change, a central theme, therefore, when it comes to chemical, alcoholic or any other addiction.

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  • Spirituality (daily)

    There are countless studies that prove the efficiency of exercising the Spirituality of treatments in the mental health area, being recommended even by the World Psychiatric Association. Regardless of religions, recognizing that there is a superior moral, affective and intellectual force that governs and protects us, is part of the recipe of those who want to achieve balance in life.

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  • Functional Exercises (with Physical Education professionals)

    Pushing, crouching, jumping, running and other movements are natural to humans. These are the tools used in Functional Exercises, adding balance and weight to the body to work all muscle groups at the same time.

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  • Mindfulness Meditation

    Mindfulness is a basic human ability to be fully present in a given activity. Bathing, tidying the room, cooking or any other daily activity can be an opportunity to develop awareness of what is being done, paying attention to the emotions and thoughts aroused by the action. Thus it focuses on the moment in which one lives and not the past or the future, which feeds anxieties or frustrations.

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  • Music therapy

    Music therapy uses music therapeutically, with the aim of developing the person emotionally and affectively. The rhythm eases everyday anxiety, stress and insomnia and stimulates creativity. Physically, the technique activates touch and ear, blood circulation, breathing and reflexes.

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  • Neurofeedback

    Neurofeedback is a non-invasive form of conditioning brain activity. During a Neurofeedback session, what your brain is actually doing is compared to what the person would like them to be doing. Neuronal responses are trained to build healthier patterns, using video games, music, or even movies and videos.

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  • Neuropsychology

    Neuropsychology studies characteristics of behavioral changes resulting from trauma or neurological conditions. It can aim at both functional restitution, taking advantage of neuronal plasticity, as well as preserved cognitive skills and strategies.

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  • Yoga Asanas Postures

    Asanas Yoga postures help to improve mental and physical balance, also cleaning organs of the body. They have the ability to provide energy to strengthen the immune system and fight diseases, in addition to preparing the person to improve the performance of their daily activities, encouraging good eating habits, thoughts and also conduct.

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  • Pranayama (Yogic Breathing)

    Breathing here has three specific functions: increasing the level of oxygen in the blood, controlling vital energy (prana) and mastering the mind and emotions. As we begin to practice, the breathing mechanism becomes more and more conscious and we are increasingly able to fully access our capabilities.

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  • Bioenergetic Psychotherapy

    Bioenergetics is a type of mind-body psychotherapy: if anything affects the body, it also affects the mind and vice versa. People with depression, for example, tend to maintain a hunched forward posture with rounded shoulders. In this case, the therapist will work on precisely those points that are a reflection of their mental state. The result goes beyond posture, therefore, also reaching your emotional aspect and helping in the rehabilitation of their mental health.

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  • Cognitive-Behavioral Psychotherapy

    Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is based on the hypothesis that cognitive weaknesses result in models of emotional issues. It assumes that our representations of internal and external events - and not the event itself - determine emotional and behavioral responses. How we do information processing, therefore, is the target of CBT research and treatment.

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  • Analytical-Functional Psychotherapy

    Performed exclusively by psychologists, it is based on the way the patient interacts with the therapist and how he develops this relationship similar to the way they relate to other people and situations in daily life. The therapist makes interventions during the consultation, bringing the patient's own complaints and reinforcing behaviors to improve their condition.

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  • Clinical Psychiatry (daily care)

    The relief of suffering and the patient's psychological well-being is the objective of psychiatry, one of the medical areas that has been evolving the most in Brazil and in the world, also due to the growing need to offer specialized services in mental health. Psychiatry is guided by international parameters, such as ICD-10 from the World Health Organization and DSM-V from the American Psychiatric Association. Psychiatric evaluation involves examining the mental state, the patient's clinical history, as well as psychological, neurological, neuropsychological tests and imaging tests, which can be used as aids in the evaluation, as well as physical and laboratory tests.

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  • Daily Meetings with Counselors (technicians in addiction treatment)
  • T’ai chi ch’üan (Tai Chi)

    This ancient Chinese technique is known for its slow movements, practiced in silence, which provide a balanced movement of the body's energy in addition to working on body awareness, concentration and tranquility.

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  • Techniques with Nature

    The model of humanized care and centered on the individual also involves environment and nature, thus, has a central role in the treatment. Being more connected with the healing powers of nature, whether interacting, contemplating or just living with it, directly helps in the search for mental and physical balance.

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  • Cupping therapy

    This natural treatment has a relaxing action by providing greater oxygenation in the body's tissues and also releasing toxins from the body. The suction cups create a vacuum effect when sucking the skin and, thus, increases the diameter of the blood vessels in that location.

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  • Contemplative Meditation

    There are different techniques of Contemplative Meditation that offer us new sources of perception about life and spirituality. Developing the techniques offers the mind greater freedom, being less dominated by external elements and our reactions to these events.

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    Family presence

    We help family members on their journey to overcome

    We help family members on their journey to overcome
    We know the strength and courage necessary to ask for help, to take a significant step in the treatment of the loved one. That is why we are also available to family members, from the first contact. We offer individual consultations to fully understand what is going on, visits accompanied by therapists and family groups, so that the treatment process becomes more harmonious.

    By getting to know the patient better and giving all the support to the family, we improved the communication channel between both parties and promoted a higher level of understanding, which is essential for the return home.

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    Testimonials

    The experience of our customers and family

    “My encounter with sobriety has been very good. I tend to say a phrase that is 'There are losses that are gains and there are gains that are losses'. I lost contact with family and loved ones for a while, but I earned my life. If I hadn't come to Novo Nascer I would be selling drugs at best. I came because my family brought me, thankfully. ”

    read full testimonial Journalism student, 26 years old, after four months of hospitalization* *Names and data of residents and family members not disclosed to ensure anonymity, one of our institutional principles.

    “My hospitalization was involuntary but I accepted it right away because I know I needed it. I missed many opportunities because of the drug. From bride to scholarship in the United States. My father, a physician, no longer knew what to do with me. Then the hospitalizations started, this is my first time here. Here they finally found out what I really have and now the treatment is quite right. I am learning what leads me to use narcotics and then know how to deal with my feelings better. The activity routine is great, it fills the day. One of the things I most enjoy doing here is playing soccer, where I put all my energy. Exercise and the other tools I am receiving here I will take for life, because I am more aware of my disease. Each activity shows a side, explains something differently and so I have been learning. I'm even planning my next exhibition, I'm already doing the sketches. Here I have the freedom to create.”

    read full testimonial Artist, 32 years old, after two months of hospitalization* *Names and data of residents and family members not disclosed to ensure anonymity, one of our institutional principles.

    “I am very positively surprised. The first hospitalization was horrible and I didn't have the courage to leave my daughter in the hospital for a whole day. On another occasion we left her for a week and picked her up because it was really bad. Through the health plan, which referred me to Novo Nascer, I got in touch, they explained me everything and called me to see the Clinic. But there was no time. My daughter's situation got worse and I had to send her here without even knowing it. It was all very fast, they served us very well. It was the best thing I did, it doesn't even compare to our other experiences. Here she is cared for in all aspects of life: from food to spirituality, which is very important. She's been here for four months. Despite having admitted my daughter against her will, now she thanks us for what we did. My daughter was taught all about the condition she has, how it works, how to cope and what she needs to do to stay well. So she has been thinking about her life, reviewing values, rethinking. Today she is aware of what is really going on inside her. So now she just talks about getting well balanced out of here, going back to college and making plans and plans. It couldn't be better.”

    read full testimonial Resident’s father, electrical engineer.* *Names and data of residents and family members not disclosed to ensure anonymity, one of our institutional principles.

    “My father suffers from alcoholism and came here very weak. He was with caregivers and a psychiatrist who accompanied him when the physician said that he needed hospitalization. Then we went after a place. My mom heard about this place and that's why we brought him here. Before we visited some clinics, but when we arrived and saw the space and got to know the program, we felt good about leaving him here. We are very satisfied, my father arrived here weakened and now he is independent, eating alone, walking, things he did not do at the other clinic. He spent the day lying down, they gave too much medicine. Here it is completely different, he is someone else, conscious, very well. Everyone knows him at the clinic, talk to him, pay attention. I am very surprised by the quality of the services here. ”

    read full testimonial Hotel receptionist, our resident’s son.* *Names and data of residents and family members not disclosed to ensure anonymity, one of our institutional principles.

    "My sister went to the Clinic and decided to admit herself. She's here to treat alcoholism and depression. I think the depression drove her to the drugs. She was always a very dear person but when she used it she became someone else, you couldn't even talk to her. She said she was going to buy bread and returned two, three days later. Then she was locked in the bedroom with a moral hangover. It is her first and last hospitalization, God willing. My sister is fine now, I have no doubt that her treatment is having a great effect. She now talks about dreams, projects, something that she didn't care about anymore since a long time ago. Here, they are even taking care of her iron replacement, taking her to the clinician who operated on her bariatric surgery and everything. It is full support. Her daughter is anxious to have her mother back home, but when they talk, she tells her to come home only when she is completely good."

    read full testimonial Businesswoman, resident’s sister, with five months of hospitalization* *Names and data of residents and family members not disclosed to ensure anonymity, one of our institutional principles.

    "I felt helpless for a long time. The physicians asked me to stay away from him, me and my children, but there was no way. I lived under constant threat of violence. He once threw me out of the house with the boys and everything and I went to my mother-in-law's house, but then he also threatened me there and I had nowhere else to go. It was a lot of suffering, mental illness is no joke, I didn't know what to do, who to ask for help. The medications only helped when he took them, and when he didn't want to take them? What could I do? His first outbreak was at age 20. His parents and sister traveled and left him alone, taking care of the family business. A worker called shortly afterwards saying that he was acting very strange: he just cried, said things no one understood and that he was sure the whole family had died on the trip. After that there were several outbreaks and at 29 years old we admitted him for the first time. It was a bad experience and I didn't want to do that anymore. But, now at 50 years old, the situation became untenable and I looked elsewhere on the internet. The day I brought him here, I thought it would be the worst day of my life. But it was the day that I started to surprise myself. Since he came here he only says good things, especially about the food! Then I realized that there was a solution, that it was possible. We are (me and my in-laws) taking him home today, after two and a half months. But if we need it again, I know I have here to help me. Now the reality is different, more balanced, everything changed for the better. Life ahead, at last! "

    read full testimonial Public employee, patient’s wife on the day he was discharged after two and a half months of hospitalization.* *Names and data of residents and family members not disclosed to ensure anonymity, one of our institutional principles.
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