Hohemark Clinic
Address
Friedländerstraße 2
61440 Oberursel
Contact details
Telefon: 06171/204-0
Telefax: 06171/204-8000
E-Mail: klinik@hohemark.de
Homepage: www.hohemark.de
Opening hours / Consultation hours
Counselling telephone:
- 06171/204-3910
- Monday, Wednesday, Friday from 10.00 - 11.00 am.
Contact person (for networking and cooperation)
Gebhard Kölli,
06171 / 204-1 030
gebhard.koelli@hohemark.de
services
Standort Oberursel:
- Stationäre Behandlung psychisch kranker Erwachsener aus dem gesamten Bundesgebiet
- Standort Frankfurt/Main:
- Tagesklinik für psychisch kranke Erwachsene
- Tagesreha für suchtmittelabhängige Erwachsene
- lnstitutsambulanz (Telefon: 069/244 434-0, E-Mail: pia@hohemark.de, Homepage: www.hohemark.de)
Offers in the area of "early help" (infants and very young children)
Inpatient treatment of mentally ill mothers together with their infant / toddler
Conceptual / Special features
The basic aim of mother-child treatment is to treat mentally ill mothers (around birth) without separating them from their child. In this way, both the mother's mental illness and an existing relationship disorder can be treated or a relationship disorder with the child can be prevented. Mothers with mental illnesses are treated, which occurred for the first time and/or suddenly during pregnancy and birth, or mothers who have had a mental illness for a long time.
Please address mails concerning mother-child treatment directly to: gebhard.koelli@hohemark.de
Team / Staff members
Women and men from the following professional groups work in the team: Doctors, psychologists, nursing, design, occupational, body and movement therapy, social services.
Target group / exclusion criteria
Patients who require psychiatric intensive treatment, e.g.:
- due to acute psychosis or acute suicidal tendencies
- cannot be treated together with the child.
- Addictive diseases only after detoxification and abstinence.
Costs / eligibility requirements
- Access only via a detailed preliminary consultation.
- Hospitalisation by the attending physician is sufficient.