Psychiatry

Our psychiatric outpatient clinic provides comprehensive care for a wide range of mental illnesses. We focus on the diagnosis and treatment of mental health problems in patients with a primarily neurological diagnosis.

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You can turn to us for all psychological difficulties.

We also offer examinations in specialised clinics, e.g. for headaches, memory disorders or eating disorders.

Common psychiatric
problems

Change in behaviour and moods

Excessive fatigue

Anxieties, sorrows

Between of neurology
and psychiatry

Headaches

Memory disordersi

Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease

We have a friendly approach
and specialised centres

Individual approach

We view all mental illness through the lens of the bio-psycho-social model.

Our specialists offer a completely individual approach to each client, trying to understand their inner experience and thought processes.

Supportive psychotherapy is an integral part of each visit, along with any pharmacological treatment.

Interdisciplinary cooperation

Our psychiatric care is specific in its close cooperation with other departments - neurology, clinical trials, cognitive counselling, psychology and psychotherapy.

Mutual communication and exchange of information between professionals from different disciplines enables the development of a coordinated treatment plan that takes into account biological, psychological, social and environmental factors.

Interdisciplinary cooperation also promotes the integration of different therapeutic approaches and methods, providing the patient with a wide range of treatment options.

Cognitive Centre

With advancing age, memory impairment and various behavioural changes may occur. Sometimes this is normal aging, other times these problems are caused by illness. It is very important to recognise the difficulties early - before serious impairments in memory, behaviour, emotions and self-sufficiency develop.

Our centre offers comprehensive assessment and targeted treatment in one place.

Download complete information - what examinations we offer at the centre, how to make an appointment, what you need for your first examination, etc.

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We offer innovative treatments

Beyond conventional healthcare, patients have the opportunity to participate in clinical trials. Their aim is to assess whether a new treatment represents an effective and better alternative compared to the best available method (in our case, most often new drugs).

Patients taking part in clinical trials have access to experimental or innovative treatments that may be more effective or have fewer side effects than traditional treatments.

At the same time, they receive personalized care and monitoring directly from the research team and leading specialists in the field.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this service covered by insurance?

Yes, psychiatric examinations are covered by public health insurance.

Do I need a referral from my GP?

An examination voucher (request form) is not required for psychiatrist examination services.

How is your psychiatric evaluation?

The examination takes the form of an interview.
We are aware that patients often come to us in a difficult life situation and expect us to be professional, trustworthy and reliable. In order to build the mutual trust that is essential for successful treatment, it is important that we give each patient sufficient time for an examination. We want to make sure that when you leave us, all your questions are answered.

What is the difference between a psychiatrist and a psychologist?

PSYCHIATRIST

The psychiatrist graduated from medical school and looks at mental disorders mainly from a medical point of view. For treatment, the psychiatrist uses mainly biological means, especially drugs.

PSYCHOLOGIST

The psychologist has completed a five-year single-subject study of psychology and looks at mental disorders mainly from a therapeutic point of view.
You can use the services of a psychologist for the purpose of a comprehensive psychodiagnostic examination (clinical psychologist) or therapy (psychotherapist).