Home page |Locations |Offer |Eye-catchers |Prevention | Children and young people |Adults |Elderly people |Forensic assistance | Assistance The assistance is curative and supportive; it mainly comprises advice, assessment, treatment and guidance. Attention is paid to psychological, social and physical factors that influence the client's problems. The assistance is based on insight into the client's needs and the underlying problems. On the one hand, the wishes of the client and his living environment are taken into account and, on the other hand, the knowledge and possibilities of the assistance. The assistance process goes through a number of phases: Registration the client contacts the nearest place of business during office hours, preferably through a referrer (e.g. general practitioner, CLB) a number of basic information is collected during this first contact an appointment is made for an intake interview, in principle, within two weeks after registration (depending on any waiting lists) Intake & examination The care provider and the client make the problem analysis together, in which the expectations of the client are assessed the client is informed about the centre's offer; care provider and client determine in mutual consultation what the care will consist of if necessary, the client is referred to another body Therapy the treatment may consist of drug therapy, psychotherapy or a combination thereof this assistance can take place individually as well as with a partner, with the family or in a group The client is asked for permission to inform the referrer about the start and end of the treatment Closing an evaluation meeting takes place at the end of the treatment if there are indications that termination of treatment or stopping it against advice poses risks, the care provider contacts the client, referrer or environment It is possible that the course of events does not meet your expectations. It is best to discuss this with your therapist. If this is not possible or if this is insufficient for you, you can request an appointment with the responsible doctor. If you wish, you can call on an external and independent complaints mediator. This can be reached via the numbers 0497 47 70 66 and 0497 47 70 67 or via email vlabo@ombudsfunctieggz.be . Prevention Prevention can prevent psychiatric problems at an early stage. Education and information are important if people are more prone to certain psychiatric problems for social or hereditary reasons. Support and training of intermediaries also belong to this field. Prevention workers make use of various methodologies such as group work, courses, information and consultation. Services Services consist of supporting third parties - such as general practitioners, teachers - in their contacts with persons who have or are at risk of developing psychiatric problems. This can take the form of team guidance or individual coaching. Made in De Webfabriek