Kairos Nijmegen

About Kairos Nijmegen

Kairos provides specialist mental health care for adults and young people and works to prevent boundary-crossing or criminal behaviour. Treatment takes place at its locations and in patients’ homes.

Treatments offered

Kairos provides individual therapy, group therapy and treatment at home. The range includes, among other things, cognitive behavioural therapy, psychotherapy, diagnostics and treatments focused on self-regulation and preventing boundary-crossing behaviour.

• Agression Replacement Therapy (ART)
• Aggression for people with mild intellectual disabilities (FAZ)
• Think differently, act differently – sexually boundary-crossing behaviour (ADAD-SGG)
• Basic group
• Social skills treatment (SOVA)
• Cognitive behavioural therapy (CGT)
• Cognitive behavioural therapy (CGT+)
• Cognitive behavioural therapy for substance use and gambling (CGT)
• Cognitive behavioural therapy for insomnia (CGT-I)
• Part-time group treatment for sexually boundary-crossing behaviour (SGG)
• Offence analysis (DA)
• Drama therapy (DT)
• Helpers and Heroes
• Minddistrict
• Mentalisation-based treatment (MBB)
• Motivational conversations
• Aftercare and relapse prevention group
• Network group
• Managing pedophilic interests (OPV)
• Watch the boundary (mild intellectual disability – sexually boundary-crossing behaviour) (LVB-SGG)
• Psychoeducation (PE)
• Psychiatric diagnostics and treatment
• Psychological assessment (PO)
• Psychomotor therapy (PMT)
• Psychosocial treatment (PSB)
• Psychotherapy (PT)
• Static, Stable, Acute risk assessment (SSA)
• Schema therapy (SFT)
• Schema therapy group for boundary-crossing behaviour
• Schema therapy group for sexually boundary-crossing behaviour (SGG)
• Victim–offender conversation
• Brief physical health screening (SmS)
• Urgent domestic violence service
• Stop Relationship Violence (SRG)
• Family assessment
• Family therapy
• Relapse prevention for sexually boundary-crossing behaviour (TVP-SGG)
• Trauma treatment
• Brief offence analysis (VDA)
• Self-image
• Self-regulation interview (ZRI)

Who it is for

Kairos treats adults aged 23 and over and young people aged 14 to 23. Treatment is available whether or not someone has previously been convicted.

• Adults aged 23 and over
• Young people aged 14 to 23

Approach

Care is tailored to personal goals, questions and abilities, as well as points of attention raised by the referrer. Family and friends are involved in treatment.