• Individuals: Counseling and treatment in dealing with psychological stress and symptoms. In the practice premises or during a walk in the neighborhood, if necessary also at home or in public spaces.

• Families: counseling families in dealing with psychological distress and symptoms. Family in the social sense (who one perceives as family, which may include non-relatives).

• Groups: Guided exchange among affected individuals on dealing with psychological distress and symptoms. Dates & topics are published on the website and in the practice premises. Feel free to report desired topics via secretary or request form.

• Lectures: Lectures and workshops for affected and interested persons on various topics. Dates and topics are published on the website and in the practice rooms. You are welcome to report desired topics via the secretary's office or anonymous form.

Anyone who has a need.

examples

• Individuals who feel psychologically or socially distressed but do not know what to do about it.

• Individuals who have a mental illness and would like to work on strategies to alleviate symptoms and/or to better cope with symptoms.

• Individuals who have a mental illness but don't really know where to get support in the health care system.

• Individuals who are receiving psychiatric treatment but are struggling to integrate therapy into their daily lives.

• Couples and families who are facing a psychosocial challenge or mental illness and don't know how to cope.

• Relatives of mentally distressed individuals who want to know how to look well to themselves and also to their family member.

• in the premises of the practice (regular)

• walk in the beautiful surroundings of the practice (if desired, spontaneous)

• virtually by phone or online meeting (if desired, planned)

• at home or in a public place (if there is an indication, planned, additional travel costs if necessary)

Nursing professionals place the human experience at the center of their work, in all situations and age groups. Thus, as a member of the International Council of Nurses (ICN), the Swiss Nursing Association (SBK) has adopted the ICN's definition of professional nursing: "Professional nursing comprises the autonomous provision and care, alone or in cooperation with other professionals, of people of all ages, families or communities, as well as groups and social communities, whether sick or healthy, in all life situations (settings). Nursing includes the promotion of health, the prevention of disease, and the care and support of sick, disabled, and dying people.Other key tasks of nursing include advocacy, the promotion of a safe environment, research, participation in health policy making, and in health care management and education.(Official translation of the ICN Definition of Nursing recognized by the professional associations of Germany, Austria, and Switzerland)."

https://sbk-asi.ch/de/pflege-und-arbeit/pflege/

Thus, nurses, with their

• person-, family- and system-related view,

• nursing and medical expertise,

• preventive, curative and supportive mission, as well as an

• everyday and lifeworld-oriented approach

are ideally suited for all services offered.

Our commitment:

• That mentally distressed and ill persons and their families are competently accompanied and treated.

• that the psyche becomes a familiar topic of conversation in our society.

Please contact our secretariat. It will consider with you whether you can benefit from the offer.