Mental health
GGZ Drenthe
Drenthe specialist mental-health organization · Northern Netherlands
A Drenthe specialist mental-health provider treating serious and complex psychiatric problems across age groups; access normally requires professional referral.
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Transcultural psychiatry is among the specialist fields it names, meaning care that takes a patient's cultural and language background into account, which is the part of its work most likely to matter to someone who moved here from another country.
About
GGZ Drenthe is a specialist mental health organisation, a ggz provider rather than a GGD: it treats individual patients and does not carry out public health tasks for municipalities. Its legal entity is Stichting GGZ Drenthe, Chamber of Commerce number 41186586, it holds ANBI public benefit status, and it belongs to Stichting Espria. Treatment is for serious and complex psychiatric problems in people of all ages living in Drenthe, and it states that a number of its specialised departments also take people from outside the province. Care is given at outpatient clinics, in neighbourhoods, sometimes at home and often online, with admission to a clinic when protective care is needed. It describes treatment as intensive, short where possible and long where necessary. The specialist fields it names are complex trauma, psychosis, family psychiatry, psychiatric problems combined with addiction, transcultural psychiatry, care for people who have both an intellectual disability and psychiatric problems, and forensic psychiatry. Its central address is on Dennenweg in Assen.
What they offer
- Treatment for complex trauma, psychosis, and psychiatric problems combined with addiction
- Family psychiatry, transcultural psychiatry and forensic psychiatry
- Care for people with both an intellectual disability and psychiatric problems
Good to know
- Diagnosis, referral and treatment eligibility are decided by qualified professionals, and treatment is reached through a referral.
- Its patients are people of all ages from the province of Drenthe. Only a number of specialised departments take people from outside it.
- Not a substitute for emergency care. Someone not already in treatment should contact a general practitioner or the out-of-hours service in a crisis.
- The site is in Dutch.
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