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Mag. Cornelia Pfingstner, BSc

Mag. Cornelia Pfingstner, BSc

Klinische Psychologin (Neurodiversität im Erwachsenenalter)
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Mag. Cornelia Pfingstner ist seit 2016 als klinische Psychologin und Arbeitspsychologin in Wien tätig. Ihr Spezialgebiet ist die Diagnostik von Autismus und ADHS bei Erwachsenen und Jugendlichen ab 16 Jahren. Sie hat sich auf die Diagnostik von Neurodiversität spezialisiert und bietet eine ganzheitliche Betreuung mit Anamnese, psychologischen Testverfahren und schriftlichen Befunden. Cornelia Pfingstner unterstützt Patienten dabei, durch eine offizielle Diagnose mehr Selbstakzeptanz zu finden und ihre Symptome besser zu verstehen.

Services

DebriefingWritten ReportADHD Diagnosis including FindingsAutism Diagnostics incl. FindingsDiagnosis including anamnesis and psychological testing

Conditions

DepressionTranssexualityAnxiety DisorderBipolar DisorderEating DisordersSomatoform DisordersPersonality DisordersPsychoses/SchizophreniaTrauma-Related DisordersObsessive-Compulsive DisordersCognitive Performance / Dementia
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