Inpatient Therapy
The Psychiatric Outpatient Clinic (PIA) offers outpatient psychiatric and psychotherapeutic care primarily to residents of Magdeburg and the surrounding area, but is also open to other patients.
The PIA’s treatment services are aimed at patients with mental illnesses that require intensive and/or multidisciplinary treatment, or for whom no other adequate treatment options exist, e.g.,
- particularly severe and/or chronic cases
- Treatment of patients recently discharged from inpatient care who still have an increased need for specialized therapeutic services
- Emergency and crisis intervention
The primary goals are: ensuring continuity of care, avoiding readmissions, shortening inpatient stays, and reaching underserved patient groups.
The following conditions are treated as a priority:
- Schizophrenia spectrum disorders
- Mood disorders
- Anxiety and obsessive-compulsive disorders
- organic disorders and dementias
Specialist clinics:
| Contact Person | |||
| Early Detection and Treatment Center for Psychoses (FeTZ) Tel. 0391-67-25448 or Email Click here for more information |
Dr. A. Strehlow | ||
| Gerontopsychiatry with Early Detection of Memory Disorders | OA PD Busse | ||
| Special Outpatient Clinic for Victims of the Christmas Market Attack |
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| in the Psychosomatic Outpatient Clinic, Building 8, Level 4 |
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| Mon–Fri 8:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m., Tel. 0391 / 67-14251 | |||
| Special Outpatient Clinic for Victims of Violence and Trauma-Related Disorders |
A.-K. Lenzen | ||
| Contact: Tel. 0391 67 25655 | |||
General Consultation Hours:
Monday through Friday: Dr. Fischbach
ATTENTION: We are currently not accepting new patients due to capacity constraints (as of 01/02/2025).
To schedule an appointment with a specialist, please contact the Appointment Service Center at (0391) 116 117
Polyclinic (University Outpatient Clinic)
The Polyclinic offers outpatient psychiatric and psychotherapeutic treatment with a medium- to long-term focus. The type of treatment strategy is selected on an individual basis and tailored to the specific disorder. In addition to long-term treatments, crisis interventions are also provided. The availability of patient seminars and self-help groups offers patients the opportunity to actively contribute to managing their condition.
Outpatient group programs (by arrangement with the physician)
- Autogenic training, weekly on Mondays, 2:45–3:45 p.m. with Ms. Weigand, Building 4, Room -1.42
Tel.: 0391-67-14245 - Occupational therapy at the trauma outpatient clinic, weekly on Wednesdays, 10:30 a.m.–12:00 p.m. with Ms. Zellner, Building 4, Room -1.30
Tel.: 0391-67-14216
Email - Nutrition Counseling (BELA) and Exercise, Tuesdays, 4:00–6:00 p.m. with Ms. Neumann, Building 4, Room 1.43
Tel.: 0391-67-21052
Email - Women's Patient Club Every two weeks, Thursdays, 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. with Ms. Hoffmann, Building 4, Room 1.43
Tel.: 0391-67-14254
Email - Men's Patient Club Every other Thursday, 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. with Ms. Hoffmann, Building 4, Room 1.43
Tel.: 0391-67-14254
Email - Social Skills Training (Self-Confidence Training), weekly on Mondays, 9:00–10:00 a.m. with Ms. Härtlein and Ms. Neumann, Building 4, Room 2.27 (Conference Room)
Tel.: 0391-67-21052
Email
-> Meeting point for all new participants: Building 4 / Room 1.39
Outpatient individual therapy as needed (after consultation with the doctor)
- Cognitive daily life training, RehaCom training, activity development
Prevention and health counseling
Close collaboration with the Psychosocial Student Counseling (PSB) and the
Social Psychiatric Service (SPDi) of the Public Health Department
Information events for the interested public:
- Psychosis seminar with a trialogical exchange of experiences at the Magdeburg Adult Education Center
- Lectures on Medical Sunday