This is a review after going once a week for about 2 months. Counseling and WAIS will also be provided at additional cost. Online diagnosis is also available, and you can also make an online reservation for your first visit. Details are written on the official website. There are no partitions in the waiting room, so people sit on sofas, but we never had to wait for hours. During busy times, there may be 5 to 6 patients waiting, but they are called in one after the other, so I never feel stuffy. I am being examined by the director, and he listens to me calmly and calmly, explains what I need to do, and gives me clear directions. Her tone is indifferent and silent, but she doesn't see the patient as a person! It's not that cold, but it feels like he's treating me calmly. I was diagnosed with an adjustment disorder, and just to be sure, I was given a simple test and writing test regarding developmental disorders. He carefully looked at each possibility. I felt like he was being cautious when prescribing medicines. First, start with half the dose and see if there are any side effects and how it feels after taking it. He never just gave me strong medicine or forced me to take the medicine he gave me. In my case, when I complained about Deevigo's nightmares, they immediately switched me to Lunesta. The reception staff are all kind and soft-spoken. I received a phone call after making my first appointment, and they kindly guided me through the process and were very helpful. Overall, I think this is a clinic where even first-time patients can feel at ease as they examine us calmly. On the other hand, do you just want strong medicine, or do you want someone to listen to your story passionately? I thought that this type of person would not be a good fit.

It's been about half a year since I started going there. I am always indebted. The teachers, psychologists, receptionists, and everyone else is very kind and makes you feel at ease. I was really surprised when she listened to my feelings and moved me to counseling in a very timely manner! It's my first time in my life to go to a psychiatrist, but I'm really glad I went here, and I think it's a clinic that provides excellent advice.

I was able to change the doctor in charge of my case, and he was very helpful in listening to me. We have re-evaluated. ============== I apologize for the long comment. The other day, I went to see a doctor because a family member was suffering from depression due to his workplace. The doctor in charge was a part-time doctor named Mr. Nakanishi, but he had an overbearing attitude, and even though I went to a mental health clinic for treatment, my mental state worsened and I ended up returning home. The specific points that were difficult are as follows. ・I had been to another hospital in the past (I made a full recovery two years ago and ended my visits there), but I was reprimanded and told that I had to get a letter of introduction from that hospital. that's right. Even though I was completely cured two years ago, there is no way I had a referral letter. Did he reprimand her because without a referral letter, she would have to come up with a treatment plan and prescription from scratch, which would be troublesome? If so, that's out of the question. Also, if documents are required for the first consultation, they should be written on the web page. ・I told you that I was depressed because I was being harassed by power at work, but was that the extent of it? Shouldn't we just not worry about it? It seems that the reaction was as follows. The clinic's introduction page says, ``There's no need to worry about whether it's okay to visit the clinic for this reason. Please feel free to contact us first. ”, but it seems that this policy has not been communicated to the doctor in charge. ・I consulted about taking leave during the trial period, but I was told in a threatening way that I would not normally be able to take leave during the trial period and would have to resign. However, in reality, there are usually companies that allow employees to take leave during the trial period. I don't know much about corporate systems, and I think it's best to stop saying things like that without knowing them well. ・I also have insomnia, and when my doctor asked me how much sleep I had, and I answered 5 hours, he said, ``It's not a big deal.(The patient is young, but) It's okay for elderly people to sleep for a short amount of time.'' It seems that he was told. Studies have shown that people who sleep less than 5 hours are associated with increased health risks and stress. Despite this, I find it distrustful that people are making such statements while minimizing the symptoms. I don't understand the point of comparing the elderly. After hearing stories about how he talked to patients in a high-pressure manner and dismissed the patient's situations as if they were no big deal, I began to distrust this doctor. I understand that the doctors in charge are irritated because the hospital is said to be crowded, but it is extremely regrettable that they take this out on patients who are already mentally weak. I recommended this clinic to my family, and I regret it because my depression worsened after visiting. I've written a lot of things, but the problem was with the doctor in charge, and the atmosphere of the hospital and the reception staff seemed to be good, so the problem wasn't with the hospital itself.

院長先生に9ヶ月ぐらいお世話になりましたが、違和感が出てきて先生を変えることにしました。 ①私が薬名と副作用を覚えていなかったら 立ってられないほど吐き気が酷かった薬をまた出されるところだった。 吐き気が出て飲みたくないと伝えても ここの病院では出してないの一点張りで検索して分かる それでも今の症状にはこの薬が良いと言われる それでも私が拒否した為別の薬になる ②またその薬がずっと便秘を相談したのに何も対応なく薬局の人に副作用で便が緩くなる事があると言われてビックリ。 副作用で便秘を解消させようとしてたなんて しかも説明なし ③心療内科通ってから6〜7キロ太ったから相談しても運動してください。しか言わない 鬱で寝込んでる時に減らなくて良いから現状維持したくて聞いたのに運動勧められるとは思わなかったです。 薬局の人に相談して先生に相談したか聞かれたので、それを伝えたら呆れてました。 便秘も肥満もホームページには薬は載っているのに疑問です。 変更していただいた先生が合うと良いです。

I have been going to this clinic for about 3 years. Some people may think that it is unreliable or inappropriate, but I feel that it is a clinic that is very flexible and reliable. Even when I couldn't decide whether to take oral medication at my first consultation, he said, ``In my current condition, there's no need to rush into taking medication, so please think about it before your next visit.'' When reducing the amount of sleeping pills, he made a suggestion that considered my anxiety and situation, saying, ``Why don't you try splitting it in half and taking it internally on a day when you don't have anything to do the next day, and then gradually build up the confidence to reduce it before you start reducing it?'' Thank you very much. Of course, I don't know how other people are being treated, but at least I felt that the doctor respected my thoughts, and I feel safe in my treatment right now. It has been accepted. To be honest, it pains me to see emotional comments. Mental illness is a very sensitive issue, so some people may hold a grudge against their doctor if treatment doesn't go well, while others may be dissatisfied for some reason even if the treatment goes well and they are able to return to work. Psychiatry is a really tough job. In my generation, it was common to think that mental illness was incurable, and that we had no choice but to get by somehow. However, I am concerned that people are now taking it for granted that it will be cured. I sometimes see teachers looking tired, so please don't push yourself too hard.

I went there for about two and a half years. During a very difficult time, I was able to get an appointment quickly and in a timely manner, so I trusted the director. However, as I gradually recovered, I began to see the roughness of a psychiatric clinic. First of all, the director. Spell out the name of the drug. I am an amateur and have never mentioned the name of a drug. I used to use abstract expressions such as "medications to take during the day" or "big ones", but even after two and a half years, he still keeps telling me the names of the drugs. As expected, for two and a half years, I can't even get a sense of the atmosphere of the patients I've been seeing every week. Also, I will tell you everything about medicines so that you can adjust them and take them. Can't you say whether it's good or bad if you at least reduce this amount? At the pharmacy, I received a step-by-step explanation from the pharmacist and consulted with him on what to do. Furthermore, he didn't listen to me, so when I told him the amount of medication I had adjusted, he didn't understand and gave me a prescription for the wrong amount. The amount of this medicine was causing problems for my physical condition, so when I came to the hospital even though it wasn't my scheduled date to ask for a change or addition, the director said, ``You said ◯◯, didn't you?'' We had an unspoken argument. I showed you the PC monitor, but since I didn't listen to the story in the first place, what I said is not recorded. At this time as well, he kept repeating the names of the drugs until I said, ``I don't know because I'm an amateur.'' Even when I told them again based on the medicine prescribed by the pharmacy, it was wrong and I had a headache with the pharmacist. I understand that you are busy, but I don't think it's appropriate for a psychiatrist to provide such careless treatment. I feel like a fool because I had no one else to turn to and chose this clinic and trusted it. Next, the reception staff. Everyone seems kind at first glance, but I feel like most of them are insane. I forgot to pick up the change, and when I went home, the change didn't come, nor did I receive a phone call, and the next time I went to the hospital, they gave it to me and said, ``I forgot about it last time.'' This was the first time I encountered someone with experience in the customer service industry who did not immediately respond to a customer who had forgotten their change. In the first place, I was surprised that the clinic was okay with that. And in many cases, when people come in through the automatic door, they don't say anything and no one wants to take the patient's ticket. If you're too busy to pick up the check, or the counter is too high to tell if someone has arrived, why not install a patient card holder or install a sensor that makes a sound when the door is empty? Also, if you ask for advice or have a dispute about something, they will say, ``We will take your situation into consideration,'' but that is a complete lie. They don't understand the situation at all, and when I tell them about it, they turn their backs on me. I could see that he was trying to placate me by saying only good things, so I couldn't trust him at all. Neither the director nor the reception staff are trustworthy at all. This may be a good option for those who are able to administer their own medicines, as they can give them to you if you ask them. There are better clinics out there, though. It seems that you have replied, but please do not reply as this is the truth. I want to tell everyone the facts. It's an addition. When I went to my final appointment the other day, I was told that I had seen this review. I think it's not a good idea to touch on things written anonymously... When I informed them of the above, they said it was okay because they had checked with the appropriate authorities, but...even if it is legally okay, it still feels terrible. Also, you have said many times that what is written is not true, but I wrote what I felt and experienced, but I don't know what a review is...

I think it may or may not suit you, I have panic disorder and don't like being irritated. Mr. Suzuki, a part-time lecturer here, It was very difficult and difficult for me to talk to her because she was always fast-talking, high-pressure, and proceeded with counseling at her own pace. I was worried because I was unavoidably transferred from another hospital. Bring all the papers of the medicines you have been prescribed so far. I went to see the doctor, but the doctors were used to it, so they just said the names of the medicines and asked me why they had chosen this. Even if someone says something like that to me so fast, I can't remember the names of medicines because they're so difficult, and I can't keep up. When I asked him what his name was, he said in a low voice, "Okay," and moved on to the next topic. Also, the eyes basically don't match. I was at another hospital, and at first I was given medication as needed. It takes a long time for the medicine to take effect. I explained that I was constantly feeling tired and anxious, so I had to change the medication to three times a day. That day, I was only prescribed medication and sleeping pills.I told them that I wanted to take the medication three times a day, but I had to wait and see what happened. They said. I understand that you want to see what happens with your own method of not using multiple drugs half-heartedly, but I feel like I'm being used as a guinea pig. I've explained it to you and told you that I'm worried, but it's scary to suddenly have your medication reduced that much. I left the doctor's office almost in tears and paid the bill in tears. We have a large number of patients at the clinic in front of the station, so we are asking for everyone's cooperation, but next time, please wait for 5 minutes for your consultation. Please summarize what you want to ask. He said. teeth? It became I never thought that my psychiatrist would be the trigger and cause me to panic and go home crying.

As for the director, I think he is the best doctor for someone who understands what a standard psychiatric examination is like, and who is aware that he or she is participating in the treatment. The following is a long text. ・It is true that at first glance his reaction seems flat, but I think that his extremely neutral attitude is ideal for a psychiatrist. A medical examination is a place where information about one's condition is conveyed to the doctor in place of biomarkers, and the doctor makes a comprehensive judgment and provides objective feedback. The Director faithfully follows this principle. However, this is not to say that he is callous; even as he types, he looks at the patient's eyes and gleans nonverbal information from time to time, and if you approach him with a common-sense consultation, he will stop typing and think about it with you. Masu. I think he is a very sincere doctor who accepts things that should be accepted as a psychiatrist, and is able to easily let go of everything else. People who are looking for deep emotional support should seek help from others, especially a counselor. -Respects the patient's wishes. This does not mean just prescribing medicines according to the patient's wishes, but rather asking the patient what they want to do and then providing a direction based on the information that the doctor has as a doctor. . There are doctors who just prescribe the medicine the patient wants without even hearing about the patient's condition. (I got the impression that it was a quick job.), some doctors deny the patient's will with unscientific theories, some doctors treat the patient's will as part of a small talk and don't give a response. There are some teachers who ignore this in various ways, but this is not the case with this teacher. We will work closely with your doctor to discuss the use of medications and the direction of treatment. ・I get the impression that technical terms and drug names are used very casually. But knowledge is accurate. I believe that a doctor who answers accurately and without bother even when asked about the mechanism of action of a particular drug is more trustworthy than a doctor who only provides simplified and redundant explanations for patients no matter what they ask. Therefore, this teacher is suitable for me. In an age where you can get as much information as you want on the Internet, it is inefficient to burden your doctor with explanations of all matters and waste time on consultations. On that point, the doctor's method of saying things like, ``There are drug A and drug B as future options, please research and consider which one is suitable for you'' (for people who have the ability to think for themselves) is I think it's very efficient. As mentioned in other reviews, the director sometimes seems tired during blood sampling or outside of office hours. However, I don't get that impression when I see patients, so I think they are very serious about their work and are thinking about their patients. Consultation hours vary from patient to patient, and it is clear that they are trying to balance the need to deal with individual patients politely and flexibly while also dealing with a large number of patients, so it is heartbreaking to see such emotional comments. Masu. I would also like to thank the receptionist for always being polite to me, even when I was unwell and unfriendly, or even when I was irritated by the side effects of the medication. Even when I requested to change my doctor, he listened to my reasons carefully. There is no reason to stop coming here unless your condition worsens significantly in the future.

Sorry for the long message. I have written down the things I usually keep in mind when visiting a psychiatrist or psychosomatic physician. <When having panic disorder> Even when I went to the doctor and got used to it, I didn't know what would trigger a panic attack, so I wrote out the following information on a piece of paper and had the doctor read it to me. 1) The thing that bothers me the most. Requests etc. I don't know when panic will strike, so I want to have a stable life throughout the day. I don't feel comfortable taking medicine on a regular basis, so I prefer something that I can take every day. 2) List of medicines you have taken so far ①, side effects ② and your condition ③. (example) ① Depas, ② I had a headache, ③ I couldn't continue taking it because my head hurt. It was hard to wake up in the morning. 3) I don't know what to do when I panic, so I would like you to tell me something I can do myself. 4) Take care of yourself. I made sure to wear a watch with a second hand, so that when I panic, I can count the seconds and take my mind off the panic. I keep a record of things I'm concerned about and my physical health in a schedule book, and have the teacher read it to me. I suffer from anxiety, so when I go to see a doctor, I can communicate my condition without getting caught up in my emotions or panic, and by doing this, I have been able to communicate better with my doctor. So much for panic disorder. <Time of manic depression> 1) Explain your condition. I don't know why, but I feel depressed and I no longer enjoy watching movies or listening to music that I used to enjoy. I became afraid to meet my friends. I'm not sure what to do next. 2) Tell them what you want to do. I want to live as before. I want to be able to continue working for a long time. 3) List of medicines you have taken so far ①, side effects ② and your condition ③. (example) ① Lorazepam ② I had a headache. ③ I had a headache so I couldn't keep taking it. It was hard to wake up in the morning. 4) Medicine Is it possible to use Chinese herbal medicine that does not put a burden on the body? 5) Is there anything I can do on my own without relying solely on medicine? that's all <Impressions> This is what I thought after visiting psychiatry/psychosomatic internal medicine departments and clinics at multiple large and small hospitals. *It seems that the doctors are observing the patient's condition while examining them, so the doctor deliberately guides the patient to the pace set by the doctor and monitors the patient's condition. *Dr. I'll give it to you, but please go see your teacher. The teacher says. *A teacher who is good at listening. *The doctor carefully tests the medication so as not to put a strain on the body. It was various. It's been a while since I've been going to this clinic, but now I'm stable and able to return to work. It's open all night and on Saturdays, so I'm very happy to be able to go there while working. Also, the receptionists are very kind and polite. I'm forgetful, so when I forgot my change or prescription, she would come after me. Once, he went right into the store next door, and he handed it to me and said, ``I chased him, but I couldn't find him, so this is last week's change.'' For me, the reason I am able to live a peaceful life today is because of the strong support of the doctors at this clinic. Thank you for your continued support. Thank you.

I have been working with you for about 3 years. God who heals hospitals! It might not be enough if you think about it, but he is a trustworthy director who gives kind advice every time.

I was diagnosed with a sleep disorder. Although the website says, ``We clarify the cause of sleep disorders and insomnia and propose a treatment method tailored to the patient, along with pharmacotherapy using sleeping pills,'' it is difficult to understand. Apparently, there was no diagnosis and no prescription for medicine, so I was sent home. When I underwent a detailed brain wave examination at another neurology department, I was diagnosed with a disease called narcolepsy. They don't give thorough examinations, and if you have symptoms that you don't want to see, I'd like you to stop writing careless things on your homepage from the beginning. I felt like it was a waste of taxpayers' money, spending time and medical expenses to come to see the doctor.