Who is a psychiatrist?
A psychiatrist is a physician who has completed basic training in medicine, followed by a residency in psychiatry (4 years for adult psychiatry and 5 years for child psychiatry). The role of the psychiatrist is to diagnose mental disorders based on the clinical picture of the disorder, the medical history, and the results of various tests. Depending on the symptoms and diagnosis of the disorder, the psychiatrist will prescribe medication and/or recommend psychotherapeutic intervention. The psychiatrist will work with other physicians and mental health professionals (e.g. clinical psychologist, mental health nurse) as necessary. Psychiatric treatment is in line with international treatment guidelines.
Lembe Ermos
Psychiatrist
Jens Martin Lovén
Resident doctor of child psychiatry
Marina Cojocaru
Psychiatrist
What is an initial appointment with a psychiatrist?
The first appointment with a psychiatrist is to get acquainted with the client, map problems and establish trusting contact. If good contact has been achieved and the person is ready to start therapy, the following action plan will be agreed upon.
What is a repeated appointment with a psychiatrist?
Gradual implementation of the action plan drawn up at the first meeting.
What is an initial remote appointment with a psychiatrist?
The first appointment with a psychiatrist is to get acquainted with the client, map problems and establish trusting contact. If good contact has been achieved and the person is ready to start therapy, the following action plan will be agreed upon.
What is an initial appointment with a psychiatrist and issuance of a certificate of a weapons permit?
An initial appointment with a psychiatrist, during which the general mental state of the applicant for a weapons permit is assessed. The certificate is issued only if there is no doubt about the presence of a mental disorder.