LWL-Institutsambulanz Marsberg in Marsberg

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  Jenny Große

  :: 12 July 2023 19:03:44

  The staff is great and the games and leisure activities are good. Exit times are good. If your child has problems, we can only recommend this clinic!

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  Mina Deavour

  :: 05 March 2023 21:45:22

  the town of Marsberg itself is fine However, I personally would only go to the clinic if I didn't expect anything more from my life My experiences with this clinic are pretty subterranean I had to take medication (forcibly) that didn't help me in any way but caused me to gain a lot of weight 60 kg within 6 weeks is, at least in my opinion, “a lot” I was also laughed at and mocked by my “trusted person” when I was playing sports He didn't take my problems seriously or my mentality The "senior doctor" also didn't pay attention to my problems and I was "forced" (not physically but mentally) to continue taking the medication that I couldn't tolerate My psychologist (unfortunately now retired) immediately recommended that I stop taking the medication Conclusion Anyone who would like the wrong medication, wants to get rid of their children, or doesn't think their life is worth living should contact this institution Because here you won't give a damn about your life but... not everything was bad... I found weaving baskets very nice... Even if that's not proportionate to the "side effects" I received there...

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  Leila Penner

  :: 15 September 2022 20:25:13

  The best clinic I've ever been to Although there are also negative punkye to list, they are very competent psychologists and my time there was one of my best ever

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  H S

  :: 12 May 2022 11:12:53

  I spent 4 years forced by the judiciary there, there are a few good ones in care but the rest is rubbish you can forget all of them. The head doctor Falk Buchard is incompetent and it's best to deprive him of his doctor's title if you are inferior

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  Sungmi Jeon

  :: 11 March 2020 13:05:39

  When I was finally allowed to leave again after 3 months (!), I felt much worse than before, even though I was admitted to an open ward for voluntary therapy. only medication, doses far too high to immobilize and sometimes not even regularly approved for children/young people. Seroquel is considered a sleep aid by most people, although it is intended to be used against schizophrenia. Arbitrary behavior from carers, hardly any information, the worse you feel, the less you are taken seriously. Isolation in the KIR for hours or days as a means of pressure. NO CONTROL! They can do whatever they want, on my ward a boy who was no more than 10 was kept in the KIR over and over again for no reason