Our Psychiatry Unit provides a clinical and human-centered approach to mental health disorders, with a strong focus on quality of care, patient safety, and integration with other medical specialties.
We work in a stigma-free therapeutic environment, ensuring the best possible care across all stages of treatment: outpatient consultations, hospitalization, emergency care, and day hospital services.
Accurate distinction between medical and psychiatric conditions.
Expertise in mood disorders, psychosis, and cognitive decline.
Advanced neuroimaging (MRI, fMRI, SPECT, PET-CT) for complex diagnoses.
Comprehensive evaluation of complex neuropsychiatric patients.
Coordination with Internal Medicine, Neurology, Endocrinology, and Nutrition.
Management of behavioral symptoms and psychiatric manifestations in dementia.
Specialized treatment for severe Eating Disorders.
Psychiatrists with extensive clinical expertise in diverse pathologies.
Clinical psychologists integrated into inpatient and psychotherapeutic care.
Dedicated nursing staff with strong mental health experience.
Coordinated teamwork to deliver fully integrated care plans.
Personalized outpatient consultations.
24/7 emergency psychiatric care.
Inpatient and day hospital care in a safe, therapeutic setting.
Human-centered, stigma-free support for patients and families.
Treatments
Outpatient Psychiatry and Psychology Consultations (Adults)
In-person and telehealth care (video consultations, phone consultations).
Comprehensive psychiatric evaluation and clinical diagnosis.
Personalized therapeutic plan.
Prescription, monitoring, and adjustment of pharmacological treatment.
Individual psychotherapeutic interventions.
Coordination with other healthcare resources or support services.
Relapse prevention, psychoeducation, and family counseling.
Neuropsychological Assessment
Evaluation of cognitive functions: IQ, Adult ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Cognitive decline screening using standardized tests (e.g., MMPI, BDI, STAI, MoCA).
Personality traits assessment.
Day Hospital
Intensive multidisciplinary follow-up and treatment: psychiatry, nursing, and psychology.
Supervised pharmacological treatment.
Individual and group psychotherapy.
Psychoeducation and psychosocial rehabilitation.
Relapse prevention and family interventions.
Suicide Risk Prevention Program.
Inpatient Psychiatric Hospitalization
Comprehensive psychiatric and psychological evaluation.
Full medical care, including management of medical comorbidities.
Specialized nursing care.
Brief individual and group psychotherapy.
Intensive pharmacological treatment.
Multidisciplinary coordination and liaison with external healthcare resources.
Specialized Psychotherapeutic Interventions
Couples therapy.
Family interventions.
Resistant Depression Treatment Program with Intranasal Esketamine
Prior psychiatric evaluation and clinical indication.
Pre-treatment workup and complementary studies.
Administration and supervision of treatment.
Continuous clinical monitoring throughout the program.
Coordination with the patient’s referring professionals.
Electroconvulsive Therapy (ECT) Program
Psychiatric evaluation and clinical indication.
Pre-treatment medical assessment and complementary studies.
ECT administration under medical supervision.
Ongoing clinical follow-up until completion of treatment.
Post-ECT evaluation (therapeutic response and tolerance).
Outpatient and Maintenance ECT programs available.
Coordination with the patient’s care team.
Psychiatric Liaison Service (In-Hospital)
Psychiatric assessment of patients admitted to medical or surgical wards.
Diagnosis and management of mental health conditions in medical settings.
Guidance and supervision of psychopharmacological treatment.
Brief psychological interventions.
Group Therapies
Behavioral activation.
Relaxation and mindfulness therapy.
Emotional regulation training.
Social skills training.
Psychoeducational groups by specific pathology.
Chronic pain management.
Inpatient Detoxification Treatments (Addiction Disorders)
Admissions to secure units with specialized medical and psychiatric supervision.
Individualized psychotherapeutic support: motivational interviewing, psychoeducation, relapse prevention.
Coordination with outpatient professionals and services to ensure continuity of care after discharge.
24/7 Psychiatric Emergency Services
Urgent psychiatric evaluation and differential diagnosis.
Suicide risk assessment.
Management of acute psychiatric decompensation: verbal de-escalation, pharmacological treatment, clinical guidance.
Crisis intervention.
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