Last month, I felt depressed at work, and when I contacted them to get a diagnosis, I was told that reservations could only be made one month in advance.I thought I wasn't the only one suffering, so I felt a little better. However, I do not recommend it for those who want to see a doctor right away. It seems that reservations are filling up quickly, but I was told that there was also a male doctor, but since it was my first visit, I wanted to see a female doctor, so I waited a month to be seen by a female doctor. I will write down the results I received. When I had my first visit, I spoke to two people at the reception. He kindly listened to me and I was able to open my heart a lot. I also talked to the female teacher in charge. On that day, I was kindly approached and listened to my story. At that time, a blood test was recommended. I'm sure this is the path for all first-time patients. I went to see the doctor for the second time because of the diagnosis result. How's your job? When I started talking to him about it, his demeanor suddenly changed, his face changed, and he said something along the lines of, ``That's not true,'' and even though I was still talking, he started talking. My attitude was completely different from the first time. I felt like I was being shut out and left out.They didn't listen to me and suggested I make another appointment. I am also aware that your reaction to my words is insane. Still, if it was a psychiatrist, I would have liked to hear the story to the end. Maybe it's not a place where you can listen to me? here. Then I went to the wrong place. Also, even though I told him that I hadn't taken most of the medicines he prescribed for me at my first visit, and that I only took sleeping pills, and even that didn't work at all, he prescribed me the exact same medicine. Did you? It passed through my mind. I also felt like it was a way to make money. Also, I was advised to make another reservation, but since he doesn't want to listen to what I have to say, what are we going to talk about next week? I tought. What are you thinking? lol It's psychiatry and psychosomatic medicine, right? The name is Kokoro. It's not a place where people will listen to you personally. I am disappointed. All of a sudden I shut down too. I don't want to have to pay for something like this and have such a bad experience. I don't want to rely on medicine, so I don't take it, and I thought that the way I treated him on the first day was very typical of a ``teacher.'' They probably weren't compatible. I don't think it's okay to try to force a reservation even if you say you're canceling it. I read the reviews here and thought it looked good, so I went there and this happened. It makes me laugh. You can't rely on reviews.

I was told that I could have a developmental diagnosis without making an appointment, but when I called, I was told, ``The next appointment will be from month/day, so please make a new appointment.'' Also, it says that the call for reservations starts at 9:00, but it actually starts at 9:30. I made another appointment for a developmental diagnosis, but was told that it would be quite a while before the diagnosis and results would be available, so I quit. Why doesn't the reservation system be posted on the website?

This is a place where people are turned away without even attempting psychological testing just because they have a hearing impairment. It's better not to go, really.

(Translated by Google) The doctor's attitude is arrogant. Not limited to psychiatry, the worst medical examination I have ever experienced. Where psychiatry should be closer to the patient's heart, the opposite is true. When I ask a question, I wonder if I feel that the rhythm of my medical examination has been broken. I don't have the skills to talk to people in the first place. I'm confused by the contradiction with the clinic name, so I recommend you to stop. (Original) 医師の態度が横柄。 精神科に限らず、今まで経験した中で最も態度の悪い診察。 精神科はより患者のこころに寄り添うべきはずのところ、真逆の対応。 質問をすると、自分診察のリズムを崩されたと感じるのかキレだす。 そもそも人と会話をするスキルがない。 クリニック名との矛盾に戸惑うのでやめておかれることを勧める。

Dr. Natsuko Izumimoto of this clinic, He is someone you can trust. Get an accurate diagnosis, You can trust it completely. In the past, I visited several internal medicine departments. "Kobe Kokoro Clinic" is the answer.

I was in the hospital. I chose this hospital because I was moving from my previous hospital. I don't think there is any particular reason to go to this hospital. I'm not a good doctor, but I don't feel like I can help. Personally, I didn't feel like, ``Maybe this doctor can cure me?''

(Translated by Google) I've been there for about 3 years. First of all, the receptionist is too scared. I'm asking a question because I don't know about independence support, but I'm looking from above. As for the teacher, there is a big difference between when it is very gentle and when it is not. I go there for some reason, but new people don't have to bother to choose here. On the contrary, you can be mentally ... (Original) 3年ほど通ってます。 まず、受付の人怖すぎ。自立支援のことでわからないから質問してるのに上から目線。 先生に関しては、日によってめっちゃ優しい時とそうじゃない時の差が激しい。 私は事情があって通ってますが、新規の人はわざわざここを選ばなくていい。逆にメンタルやられます...

(Translated by Google) Hysterical doctor. When I was asked a question because I couldn't catch the conversation, I was struck by the fact that I would explain it later. I can't even talk properly, so I'd like you to treat yourself first. Even if I explained about the leave system, it was a disadvantage because I was forced to use a little wrong knowledge. (Original) ヒステリックな医師。 会話のキャッチボールができず質問されると、後で説明するからとキレてくる。 まともに会話すらできないので、まずは自分の治療をしてほしい。 休暇制度についてこちらが説明しても、薄い間違った知識を押しつけてこられ、不利益になるところだった。

I had a hard time working, felt like dying, and started to feel nauseous, so I decided to see a doctor. I tried to make an appointment over the phone while explaining my symptoms, but the doctor didn't seem to listen to me, asking, ``Have you been to an internal medicine clinic?'' ``Please go to an internal medicine clinic first,'' so I gave up. Currently, I am being cared for by another psychosomatic physician. I'm sure there will be people who don't have much time to spare, so it might be difficult to deal with everyone, but I would like to be a little more close to the visitors.

He's the typical worst psychiatrist. There is also a high-pressure attitude, which makes me, the patient, feel very uncomfortable. Also, as others have said, I don't even look at the patient's face when I'm talking. The patient's story begins with denial. When I consulted them about things like the workplace, they told me that it was a matter of your personality and that it would be troublesome to consult them. I can certainly understand that it has something to do with his personality, but the reason why he continues to be depressed and the atmosphere among his co-workers is bad seems to be due to the person's bad personality, and has nothing to do with depression. Please be careful when visiting the hospital.

The doctor was self-righteous and did not listen to what the patient had to say, changing or reducing the medication without permission, causing the patient to become unwell. I can't recommend it enough.

I was physically and mentally exhausted from nursing and providing care, so I went to the hospital about once a week, but the doctors at the hospital had a lot of negative opinions and oppressive questions and answers. When my mother passed away, I felt lethargic and was thinking about dying, and when I went to the doctor, the pressuring questions and answers were quite harsh. At that time, I got scared of the doctor and ran away from the hospital in the middle of the counseling session. Even after that, I was too scared to go to the hospital. I think it would have been better not to go here. Later, I received a call from the hospital, but it wasn't because I was worried, but what should I do with the insurance card I had left when I ran away from the hospital? This was the only message I received from the phone call. It's really the worst hospital.

Even when my child panicked after a doctor's appointment, they took me to the nearest transportation facility and helped me with any emergencies.