Psychiatry and Psychotherapy in Kyiv and Online
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You get modern high standards of care in the field of mental health.
- Qualified specialists with extensive experience in working with various disorders and illnesses, constantly improving their skills.
- Individual approach is key to providing high quality modern care. Our patient is a person, not a diagnosis.
- We are tolerant and never preach, because we respect your individuality and uniqueness.
- Personal support means support at all stages of treatment. We consult at a time convenient for you.
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What do people ask us most often?
Your first consultation with a psychiatrist helps the doctor build a complete picture of your condition and determine what kind of support may be appropriate. Before the appointment, briefly write down what is troubling you, when it started, and how the symptoms affect your sleep, appetite, work, studies, or relationships.
If you have medical records, test results, or a list of medications and supplements you take, bring them with you or have them ready for an online consultation. You can also prepare questions for the doctor about a possible diagnosis, treatment options, medication side effects, and the next steps.
Consider seeing a psychiatrist if anxiety, low mood, sudden mood changes, panic attacks, intrusive thoughts, or changes in sleep or appetite last for more than two weeks, interfere with daily life, or continue to worsen. A consultation is also important if you experience suspiciousness, hallucinations, a sense of losing control, thoughts of self-harm, or thoughts of not wanting to live.
Seeking psychiatric help does not mean that your condition must be severe. An early consultation can help identify the causes sooner, create a safe care plan, and prevent symptoms from becoming worse.
During the first consultation, the doctor will listen carefully to your concerns and ask questions about the history of your condition, your lifestyle, previous treatment, and possible risk factors. These questions are intended to provide a more accurate understanding of your situation, not to judge you.
By the end of the appointment, you will receive an initial explanation of your condition and recommendations for the next steps, which may include further assessment, psychotherapy, medication, or monitoring. The care plan is tailored to your individual needs.
A psychiatrist is a medical doctor who diagnoses and treats mental health conditions and can prescribe medication. A psychiatrist can assess your condition, establish or clarify a diagnosis, recommend treatment, including medication, and monitor your progress over time.
A psychologist generally helps with emotional difficulties, behaviour, and personal experiences without prescribing medication. A psychotherapist uses therapeutic methods appropriate to their approach. If you are unsure which specialist to see, an administrator or clinician can help guide you based on your needs.
One common myth is that seeing a psychiatrist automatically leads to hospitalization, being placed on a register, or losing control over your treatment. In reality, a consultation begins with a conversation, an assessment of your condition, and an explanation of the available care options.
Treatment is discussed with the patient, and information about the consultation remains confidential. You can see a psychiatrist not only during a crisis, but also when symptoms first appear.