Psychiatrist consultation – first-time appointment

When to go to a psychiatrist?

A visit to a psychiatrist is advisable when mental problems arise that impede daily functioning. These include, for example: apathy, chronic stress, panic attacks, sleep disorders, eating disorders, depressive states.

What diseases does a psychiatrist treat?

A psychiatrist diagnoses and treats, among others:

• depression,
• anxiety disorders,
• insomnia,
• bipolar affective disorder,
• personality disorders,
• schizophrenia,
• eating disorders,
• post-traumatic stress disorder.

What does the first visit to a psychiatrist look like?

A visit to a psychiatrist may consist of the following:

• medical history,
• general assessment of mental health,
• diagnostic tests,
• tests to assess memory functioning and psychomotor performance,
• establishment of a treatment plan and prescription of medication,
• qualification for inpatient treatment,
• issuance of opinions, conclusions, certificates,
• issuance of sick leave.

Using the above schedule, you sign up for the first appointment with a particular psychiatrist. If you want to schedule a follow-up appointment with this doctor, use the schedule Psychiatrist consultation – subsequent appointment.

If you want the consultation to take place in a foreign language, use the schedule Psychiatrist consultation in a foreign language (first-time appointment).

You must arrive no later than 15 minutes before the appointment.
Implementation of the service is possible only at the medical facility indicated during the purchase.
No referral to a specialist is required.