Station 21

Psychotherapy for psychoses

Our open psychotherapy ward offers you a comprehensive therapy programme and is geared to your individual needs and wishes.

We have 17 inpatient treatment places for adult patients with psychotic disorders. In addition, patients with other mental illnesses can also be offered treatment if there is sufficient capacity. We also offer three day clinic treatment places on the ward, with the aim of shortening or replacing inpatient treatment and facilitating the transition home.

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Contact

Station 21

+49 7071 29-83128

Visiting hours
(if no therapy)

Daily 09.00 a.m. - 9.00 p.m.

Registration (Polyclinic)

+49 7071 29-82302

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07071 29-82311 Registration via the occupancy manager of our hospital by the treating psychiatrist or psychotherapist. Transfer from other wards of our clinic or from other clinics, also via the occupancy management.

Treatment services

Medication therapy in close consultation with the affected person
Individual consultations with the therapist usually 2 times 25 minutes per week (doctor or psychologist)
Talks with relatives if requested by the patient, relatives group
Individual social therapeutic support
Occupational therapy
Movement therapy
Therapeutic riding, therapeutic climbing
Therapeutic work trials in the clinic or externally

Various group therapies (selection)

Orientation group as support in the search for therapy goals
Dealing with the experiences and their long-term consequences (psychoeducational group)
Reconsideration of perceptions and conclusions (meta-cognitive training)
Social therapy group with exchange and information regarding housing, work, rehabilitation and further support options
and many more

Offer for relatives of our patients

In addition to discussions with relatives, we also offer a relatives' group, which serves to exchange experiences among relatives and to provide information about the psychotic illness and its treatment options. Evening appointments are held every 2 weeks, and the curriculum consists of four consecutive sessions. The dates can be requested by telephone or on site on the ward. In addition, there is a long-term oriented group of relatives in the Wildermuthstrasse Day Clinic.

Wildermuthstrasse Day Clinic

Group of relatives

General psychiatry and psychotherapy with outpatient clinic

Station 21

Psychotherapy for psychoses

Contact

Treatment services

Various group therapies (selection)

Offer for relatives of our patients

Recommended reading

See also

General psychiatry and psychotherapy with outpatient clinic

Station 21

Psychotherapy for psychoses

Contact

Treatment services

Various group therapies (selection)

Offer for relatives of our patients

Recommended reading

See also

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