Klinik für Psychische Gesundheit - Psychiatrie - Psychotherapie | UKM in Münster

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  beatnuts

  :: 29 January 2024 03:12:25

  Unfortunately my detailed review is too long says Goggle! :) Therefore explained in bullet points: -Was not medicated for 3 1/2 weeks with grade 3 hypertension! - Treatments and activities are constantly canceled, so you end up sitting in the patient lounge for HOURS! - If your carer doesn't like you, they'll let you know it too! (Part-time workers, who were always crying about how hard it was for him) - Was sent to the family doctor in the 4th (Monday) week for gastrointestinal problems, was supposed to have a PCR test carried out (the result only came on Thursday at 11 a.m.), treatment was then ended by the day clinic because I was not allowed to be there Monday to Thursday. The best thing was the phone call to my psychologist, who then told me that the treatment was over. In this phone call, sentences like "We can't cancel the days!" were used. I think it's really nice how you put billing days above the health of your patients - great cinema! At this point I was in the process of being medicated (blood pressure and antid.) This week I was able to sleep for 3 days in a row for the first time, the medication probably worked or the placebo effect took effect. I was absent in the first and third weeks. A Friday in the first week and Thursday/Friday in the third. It was like I was on electricity the whole time. The high blood pressure cost me my sleep and I felt really bad on those days. I'm sorry if the text is a bit difficult to read, but I think you can understand my experiences to some extent.

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  Margarete

  :: 14 December 2023 17:27:10

  I went to the clinic for depression. I was optimistic because I had been treated there years ago. Now I've been admitted, but I haven't had any therapeutic discussions for three weeks. Talk therapy is actually a core part of the stay and recovery. Asking multiple questions doesn't bring any change. A stay here is not recommended!

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  Wladimir

  :: 04 December 2023 13:34:21

  Lots of people there who really want to help! Would go again. A few things first: The staff was sometimes very overworked. That means making an appointment early and in good time! Sometimes something like this happens: you have to be prepared for that too: "Unfortunately we have to cancel your appointment on March 28th, 2022 at 1 p.m. New date suggestion: Thursday, April 28, 2022 at 1 p.m Please confirm or cancel. Best regards Your ambulance team" I read this more often than I would like. But if I ever have a space there, that's great!

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  Michael

  :: 04 February 2023 12:14:30

  I can only give 5 stars here, but I would like to give all the stars in the universe for the Station 6 team. My friend has been being treated there for months because of a serious illness and she is slowly, step by step, getting better. Yesterday she choked at breakfast and suffocated. Because of this, her circulatory system had already stopped. It was only through the quick and professional intervention of the nursing team that they were able to revive her. The doctor in charge of the intensive care unit at UKM told me this morning that my friend was very lucky because of the quick resuscitation. This deserves the utmost respect and recognition. I am endlessly grateful for the great work on ward 6, which is definitely anything but easy. I always had the feeling that everything was being done there to help my friend. There is no longer any doubt about that. A huge thank you for your patience and the invaluable work there.

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  Simone Schneider

  :: 28 September 2021 19:31:14

  I went to the mental health clinic in an acute crisis situation. After the conversation with the entrance doctor, which was already pleasant, I was accompanied to the ward by a very nice nurse and was welcomed there with care. My entire stay was consistently positive and the best thing I could do in my situation. The entire staff (psychologists, nurses, doctors, etc.) were always helpful and always there for you.