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multiprofessional, qualified treatment of withdrawal symptoms under medical supervision and is complemented, if required, by one-on-one interviews with the doctor and psychological diagnostics. Depending on the individual indication, ergotherapy and physiotherapy may also be used. Alcohol dependence and drug dependence – treatment of people with comorbidity The primary indication for admission is comorbidity of a dependence disorder with depression or anxiety. One objective of therapy is to encourage the individual to undergo further measures such as psychoeducational group therapy sessions, under medical supervision, on depression and anxiety. Institutional Outpatient Unit The Institutional Outpatient Unit has designed its range of services in dependence psychiatry and psychotherapy mainly for people who have just completed inpatient treatment, aiming to secure the longer-term success of their treatment. The specific services offered include the following: Diagnosis and therapy for people suffering from dependence disorders and concomitant mental disorders (such as anxiety and depression), possibly including drug treatment s Group-therapy–based behaviour therapy and psychoeducation s In individual cases: outpatient detoxification treatment (only for mild withdrawal symptoms that do not require inpatient treatment) s In individual cases and to support psychiatric-psychotherapeutic treatment: subsequent to inpatient treatment, follow-up treatment with recognised drugs for relapse prevention • for people with alcohol dependence (e.g., acamprosate) • for people with opiate dependence (naltrexone) s Consultations and group sessions for consumers of cannabis and other so-called “party drugs” s Group sessions for non-substance dependence (such as Internet surfing, gambling, shopping) s Outpatient nicotine withdrawal s Information groups for family members, offered by the social services s Consultations offered by the social services for people from the Institutional Outpatient Unit s Cooperation with the outpatient ergotherapy department of the LVR- Klinikum Düsseldorf (primarily for patients with a chronic dependence and cognitive disorders) Division Head P. Franke, MD, Senior Lecturer in Psychiatry and Psychotherapy (since July 2005), W. Burtscheidt, MD (until 2004) Senior Consultant M. Warnecke, MD Consultants C. Schmiegelt, MD (until March 2010) V. Reissner, MD (until 2007) H. Schönell, MD (until 2004) H. Streb, MD (until 2005) Divisional Director of Nursing E. Haas HealtHcare 35
lVr-KlINIKUM DÜSSelDOrF – HOSPItal OF tHe HeINrIcH-HeINe UNIVerSItY DÜSSelDOrF The assessment of the brain‘s electrical activity (EEG) is an important diagnostic method in many mental and neurological disorders 2.2.1.5 Division of Neurology 36 Division of Neurology 36 Inpatient Beds Optional secure ward 2 C Neurological disorders in (neuro-) psychiatric disorders Open ward 2 E Neurological disorders The Division of Neurology comprises a secure ward and an open ward, with together 36 beds. It provides inpatient healthcare to approximately 600 patients and medical advice to another 1,800 patients each year. The division was primarily established to provide neurological healthcare to the psychiatric patients of the LVR-Klinikum Düsseldorf. This target group includes mentally ill patients with concomitant neurological illnesses and those whose disorders have been caused by organic brain diseases. Neurological disorders concomitant with (neuro-)psychiatric disorders On the one hand, patients include those of the LVR-Klinikum Düsseldorf who have a primary psychiatric disorder and are suffering from neurological complications, so that they require intercurrent neurological care. These patients suffer from the following, in decreasing order of frequency of occurrence:
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