Ijustwannateach Posted November 1, 2006 Share Posted November 1, 2006 The following is an updated list of mental health resources in Bkk. Post after this lists sources outside Bkk, and the third post lists resources specific to alcohol and drug addiction detox/rehab.NCS New Community Services 61/1 Soi Intamara 3 Sutisan Road Phaya Thai (Sapan Kwai Area) plus 2 branch ioffices: bearing and Asoke Tel.: 02-114-7556 Email: [email protected] Languages Spoken: Dutch, Thai, German, English, and Japanese BOTH Thai and foreign mental health professionals.https://ncsbkk.com/ncs/index.php/counseling/about/Psychological Services International 9/2 Sukhumvit Soi 43 (near Phrom Pong/Emporium) Bangkok 10110, Tel: 02-2591467 Fax: 02-2620505 Languages Spoken: English, French, Thai, Norwegian, Portuguese PSI offers services from highly qualified and experienced clinicians. Both expatriate and Thai counselors are available.http://www.psiadmin.com/Bangkok Counselling Service Sala Som Sathorn, 92 Soi Sathorn 9, Sathorn Tai Road, Yannawa, Sathorn, Bangkok 10120 www.BangkokCounsellingService.com [email protected] Tel: 02 286 1352 Mob: 094 084 3441 (English) 094 084 3442 (Thai) British Therapist and 4 Thai therapists (3 US 1 AU trained) Bangkok Psychology 2 Swedish psychologists Sukhumvit Suite Sukhumvit Soi 13 Floor 10, Room #19/85 10110 Bangkok Wattana Tel 091-885-0575 (leave message) LINE: bangkokpsychology email <[email protected]> Mind Matters Dr. Simone Negrini (Italian). Certified psychologist and cognitive-behavioural therapist. treatment for anxiety disorders, depression, bipolar disorder and relationship counseling. Individual or couple therapy. Interchange 21 floor 33 399 Sukhumvit Road, North Klongtoey, Wattana, Bangkok 10110 Email: [email protected] Line id: dr.simone https://psychologymindmatters.com Saisilp: The Centre for Creative Growth and Professional Training BB Building, 54 Soi 21 Sukhumvit Tel: 02-2587562 press 0-Office press 1-Khun Piyachat https://www.facebook.com/pages/SAISILP-The-Centre-for-Creative-Growth-Professional-Training/793610380679566 Languages Spoken: Thai and English A US-trained Thai clinician who also sees expats. Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist (in Massachusetts State), Licensed Mental Health Counselor (in Massachusetts State), Art Therapist Registered (by American Art Therapy Association), and American Board Certified Practitioner of Psychodrama.Mallika Meinhold-Bergman Health Psychologist specializing in psychosomatic medicine (stress, chronic pain, hypertension, etc). Provides services in German and English Tel: 02-660-2602, 085-225-1014 Khun Piyachat Finney a US licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. office is on Asoke. Tel: 089 782-1764 email: [email protected]Jane Upperton British/ Australiansocial worker who specialized in grief counseling, solution focused and both individual and couple’s therapy. She also has mediation training. Tel: 081 946-7364 email: [email protected]Erin Larsen, LCSW American social worker Tel: 092-554-9271 email : [email protected]Manarom Hospital. 9 Sukumvit 70 / 3 Bangna Bangkok 10260. Tel: 02-7259595, 02-3992822. www.manarom.com. Psychiatric, alcohol, rehab, Therapy. The only private psychiatric hospital in Thailand. Although it is a hospital, it also offers a broad range of outpatient services, both psychiatric and psychological. Many, but not all, of the providers on staff speak English well.Samaritans English Help Line (Bangkok) 02-713-6791 www.samaritansthailand.blogspot.com Note: This is a free, crisis intervention hotline service. They use a call back model. The client calls, leaves a number and a trained, hotline volunteer (either a native English speaker, or someone fluent in English) will call them back within a short time.For children with learning and/or developmental problems: The Village International Education Centre 14 Soi Sukhumvit 42, Prakanong, Klong Tuey, Bangkok Telephone: +66 (0)2 391 4453-5E-mail: [email protected] http://www.viecentre.org/education-programmes/#earlylearn Educational assessment, education programs and therapy for for children and teens who have learning and behavioral problems. Also has a branch in Pattaya. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sheryl Posted December 7, 2009 Share Posted December 7, 2009 in the Provinces:Chiang Rai New Life Foundationhttp://www.newlifethaifoundation.com/ This is a residential program based on Buddhist principles. open to people suffering from depression, stress and substance abuse etc; length of stay is flexible.Chiang Mai 1. https://counsellingthailand.com/native-english-and-thai-speaking-therapists-in-thailand/ 2. Samaritans of Chiang Mai Helpline 1: 053 225 977 Helpline 2: 053 225 978 Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs, Sat: 19:00 - 22:00 www.samachiangmai.org/samaritansthai 3. Cornerstone http://www.ccfthailand.org/ This is mainly designed to provide counselling to Christian workers but will counsel non-Christians if space available without pushing religious agenda. 4v Therapy Help Center 9/33 Ing Doi Village, Chiang Mai tel 081 930 0100 https://www.therapyhelpcenter.com/ Pattaya 1. Carl Janowitz Marriage and Family Counselor Tel: 089-680-3503 www.bangkoktherapy.com 2. Counseling Center Pattaya & Bangkok Soi Kopai 399/37, Moo 6 20150 Pattaya, Chonburi, Thailand Phone (085) 4 370-470http://www.counseling-office.com English and German spoken; By Appointment Only 3. For children with learning and/or developmental problems: The Village International Education Centre 07/7 Moo 3, Chaiyapornwithi Road,Pong, Banglamung,Chonburi,20150 Tel: +6638-078-991E-mail: infopattaya@village-education http://www.viecentre.org/education-programmes/#earlylearn Educational assessment, education programs and therapy for for children and teens who have learning and behavioral problems. Also has a branch in Bangkok. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sheryl Posted May 17, 2010 Share Posted May 17, 2010 Specific to alcohol and/or drug addiction:1. 12 Step Programs (free, non-residential) Alcholics Anonymous - meetings throughout the country, both in Thai and in English. http://www.aathailand.org/ Narcotics Anonymous http://www.na-thailand.org/ Al-Anon (support for relatives/partners of people with alcohol or drug problem) http://alanonthailand.org/2. Private Residential Programshttp://www.thecabinchiangmai.comhttp://www.alcoholrehab.com/ https://miraclesasia.com/ These are private residential programs for English speakers.3. Private outpatient programs http://www.thecabinbangkok.co.th/ Manoram Hospital, Bumrungrad, BNH Hospital and most other major hospitals in Bkk have psychiatrists on staff who specialize in addiction disorders. 4. Free wat-based residential programhttp://www.thamkrabok-monastery.org Widely attended by both Thais and foreigners5. Low cost Buddhist-based residential programhttp://www.newlifethaifoundation.com/ Located in Chiang rai area6. Thai Government Programs extensive network of free programs, nationwide http://www.thanyarak.go.th/eng/ Or ask at your local government hospital For detox only: Suan Prung Hospital, Chiang Mai OPD contact Somsuk 086 917 8131 Chiang Mai Ram Hospital Dr. Suttipan Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sheryl Posted May 2, 2016 Share Posted May 2, 2016 As we frequently get questions about where Thais can go for treatment of serious mental illness: There are 18 specialized government psych hospitals in Thailand : Bangkok Rajanukul Institute Somdet Chaopraya Institute of Psychiatry (Thonburi area) Chiang Mai Rajanagarindra Institute of Child Development Suanprung Psychiatric Hospital Khon Kaen Khon Kaen Rajanakarindra Psychiatric Hospital Loei Loei Rajanakarindra Psychiatric Hospital Nakhon Phanom Nakhon Phanom Rajanakarindra Psychiatric Hospital Nakhon Phatom Galaya Rajanakarindra Institute (Buddhamonthon) Korat Nakhon Ratchasima Rajanakarindra Psychiatric Hospital Nakorn Sawon Nakhon Sawan Rajanakarindra Psychiatric Hospital Nontahburi Srithanya Hospital Sa Kaew Sa Kaew Rajanakarindra Psychiatric Hospital Samut Prakan Yuwaprasart Waithayopathum Hospital Songkhla Songkhla Rajanakarindra Psychiatric Hospital Surat Thani Suan Saranrom Psychiatric Hospital Ubon Ratchathani Prasrimahabhodi Psychiatric Hospital Each covers a specific catchment area. Generally speaking the one closest will be the one that covers a particular location but to be sure, ask the local provincial hospital staff as they will know. Treatment is free (or nominal 30 baht cost) provided a referral is obtained from the hopsital at which the patient is registered under the "30 baht" (AKA "Gold Card") scheme. As with any government hospitals -- and especially specialized ones -- long waits and crowded conditions are the norm. Some of these hospitals have after hour clinics, a quasi-private arrangement whereby the senior doctors can be seen by appointment. This will not be covered under the "30 baht" scheme but costs are pretty reasonable and it can be worth it to have more time spent by the doctor and to go straight to a senior doc as care will others be largely by residents in training under their supervision. It is possible that medications will still be covered under the free system though, I am not clear on that point. In addition, all teaching hospitals and regional hospitals will have at least one psychiatrist on staff. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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