Your Psychiatrist

He knows you very well and he treats you like a person not as a job. He knows he has to be gentle and careful with you. Especially with you. You have been in regular psychiatric treatment with the same specialist in psychiatry and psychotherapy for a long time. The appointments take place almost daily and follow a firm, calm structure. The goal is to closely accompany your mental and physical condition and to continuously observe the course of therapy. At the beginning of each appointment, your psychiatrist inquires about your current state of health, your mood, your sleep, your drive and possible changes since the last conversation. He listens attentively, asks specific questions and pays attention to changes in your behaviour, language and body language. This is followed by a short physical examination to check your general state of health. This usually includes the examination of the mouth and throat, the listening of the heart and breathing and, if necessary, a blood pressure measurement. In addition, the teeth are checked at longer intervals, if this seems medically reasonable. As part of your treatment plan, you will receive an injection of a prescribed medication at each appointment. Before administration, your psychiatrist will carefully check your condition and document the treatment as well as possible effects or side effects. Throughout the treatment, your psychiatrist will work attentively, precisely and carefully. He also perceives small changes, documents each session and adjusts the treatment plan if necessary. His calm, professional and sensitive nature creates a trusting atmosphere and supports a structured, safe and continuous treatment.