Mental illnesses are common and often cause years of suffering. They are so widespread that almost every second person suffers from mental illness at least once in the course of his or her life. These illnesses can usually be treated well with psychotherapy and medication on an outpatient basis, but sometimes hospitalisation is necessary. The University Hospital for Psychiatry and Psychotherapy in Tübingen offers you a modern range of treatment tailored to your needs in a historic setting. We have the most modern diagnostic procedures at our disposal, so that we can also clarify complex illnesses.
Information for patients, relatives and interested parties
Contact
You can present yourself at the gate at any time and without referral or call in and speak to the doctor on duty.
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Outpatient treatment
Our special outpatient clinics complement the treatment of psychiatrists in private practice. In this way, an inpatient stay can often be avoided even in the case of complicated courses of treatment.
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Inpatient treatment
Our wards have a specific focus and offer you specialized treatments.
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Psychiatric care
When faced with questions, concerns and crises, nurses take on a mediating role between patients and the demands of everyday hospital life.
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The ecumenical pastoral care team is there for all patients, regardless of religion or denomination.
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Social pedagogues, social workers and qualified pedagogues of our clinic advise and support you and your relatives.
Learn moreDischarge Management
The preparation of your further care following your treatment in hospital will be carried out according to your personal needs.
Learn moreSupport through family groups
The relatives' groups at our clinic are led by experienced colleagues. They offer those affected valuable information and, above all, aim to promote exchange among relatives.
Information, advice and complaints office (IBB office)
Since the Mental Health Assistance Act came into force, the city and district authorities have been obliged to set up an independent information, advice and complaints office (IBB office). You can access the Tübingen IBB office via the following link.
Anti-Discrimination Commission of the University Clinic for Psychiatry and Psychotherapy Tübingen
Our aim is to support people in coping with mental health crises and illnesses. Our clinic is therefore committed to reducing discrimination, racism, exclusion and stigmatization. We want to provide specialized contact persons for patients.
Certificates and Associations
Focus: Top Nationales Krankenhaus 2024
Kooperation für Transparenz und Qualität im Gesundheitswesen
Qualitätspartnerschaft mit der PKV
Erfolgsfaktor Familie
Die Altersvorsorge für den Öffentlichen Dienst