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Psychiatric outpatient clinics (PIA) of the Charité Campus Mitte
The Department of Psychiatry of the Charité University Medical Center provides a broad range of outpatient services for adults. In the psychiatric outpatient department (PIA) patients are treated (on the basis of §118 SGB V), because of the nature, severity or duration of their illness and it is designed for those in need of particularly intensive and complex near-hospital care.
030 / 450 517 095 (Monday - Friday 08:30 am - 04:00 pm)
The object of the PIA is to ensure a comprehensive psychiatric outpatient care for people with severe mental illness from the district Mitte of Berlin. Exceptions are possible, but require special medical or social justification.
Our range of treatments corresponds to the latest scientific evidence and is based on individual patient needs. In addition to psychiatric and psychotherapeutic diagnosis and treatment, we also offer assistance with social psychiatric problems and promote social inclusion and advise on occupational and social rehabilitation. By routine interdisciplinary collaboration within a modern university hospital center, co-existing psychological problems and non-psychiatric conditions are treated comprehensively as well.
Our multidisciplinary team includes medical specialists, psychologists, specially trained nurses, occupational therapists, music and art therapists and social workers.
The initial contact is based on a referral from a family physician or psychiatrist in town or after leaving our day- or in-patient treatment. Prerequisite for treatment in the PIA is that at the time of ongoing outpatient (PIA) treatment, that there is no other concurrent treatment with a local psychiatrist or in a PIA of another hospital.
Medical head
Senior physician, Head of the Psychiatric Outpatient Clinic (PIA), Head of Therapy Centre for Bipolar Disorders; Research division Mind and Brain
