Other conditions

Mental health conditions are wide ranging. People can experience different mental health challenges at different times in their lives or following different life experiences.

A number of Ramsay Mental Health services offer a general mental health ward, to care for patients experiencing general mental health issues and mood disorders, such as anxiety and depression.

Mental Health

Day 

The Mental Health day program is designed to give support, education and skills training to improve the quality and enjoyment in life for people experiencing mental health problems, and to help prevent relapse and repeated hospital admissions. This program assists patients who would benefit from a supportive, less structured therapeutic environment.

Rather than focusing directly on mood, anxiety, psychosis or other specific types of disorders or issues, the Supportive day program is inclusive and accepts patients experiencing a myriad of issues and symptoms. A combination of therapies is utilised to deliver a program in a supportive, encouraging and learning environment.

The group provides relief from social isolation and enables patients to discuss their current difficulties in a supportive environment and receive assistance with problem solving and goal setting. The supportive nature of the group allows members to disclose much about their issues and provides the opportunity for constructive feedback from peers. Feedback is a valued component of the group therapy experience.

Bipolar Disorder

Diagnosis of bipolar disorder is about differentiating what’s mania in the context of normal mood and also sometimes in the context of depression. The key symptoms can include a change in mood, a change in energy, drive and motivation. Most importantly, it affects functioning; the person may no longer be productive and may no longer be able to do the things they normally would be expected to do.

Inpatient

Our inpatient service is run by an experienced multi-disciplinary team who will provide you with 24 hour care.

We will provide you with a comfortable, stable environment allowing you to focus solely on your recovery.

Through the inpatient service you will have :

  • Access to treatment ,information and resources to help support and drive your recovery goals
  • Have the opportunity to participate in our holistic care program designed to improve your physical, nutritional and social health.

Day 

The Supportive Day Program is designed to give support, education and skills training to improve the quality and enjoyment in life for people experiencing mental health problems, and to help prevent relapse and repeated hospital admissions. The group provides relief from social isolation and enables patients to discuss their current difficulties in a supportive environment and receive assistance with problem solving and goal setting. The Supportive day program is inclusive and accepts patients suffering from a myriad of issues and symptoms. A combination of therapies is utilised to deliver a program in a supportive, encouraging and learning environment.

Borderline Personality Disorder

Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is a mental illness that can easily be misunderstood and often affects peoples ability to control their emotional state.

Ramsay Clinic Northside offers both inpatient and day services for this treatable condition.

Inpatient

Our inpatient service is run by an experienced multi-disciplinary team who will provide you with 24 hour care.

We will provide you with a comfortable, stable environment allowing you to focus solely on your recovery.

Through the inpatient service you will have :

  • Access to treatment ,information and resources to help support and drive your recovery goals
  • Have the opportunity to participate in our holistic care program designed to improve your physical, nutritional and social health.

Day 

The Supportive Day Program is designed to give support, education and skills training to improve the quality and enjoyment in life for people experiencing mental health problems, and to help prevent relapse and repeated hospital admissions. The group provides relief from social isolation and enables patients to discuss their current difficulties in a supportive environment and receive assistance with problem solving and goal setting. The Supportive day program is inclusive and accepts patients suffering from a myriad of issues and symptoms. A combination of therapies is utilised to deliver a program in a supportive, encouraging and learning environment.

Schizophrenia

The best time to treat Schizophrenia is as early as possible; the symptoms of Schizophrenia can be distressing and stressful. Seeking treatment as early as possible can stop symptoms from worsening and improve your quality of life.

Inpatient

Our inpatient service is run by an experienced multi-disciplinary team who will provide you with 24 hour care.

We will provide you with a comfortable, stable environment allowing you to focus solely on your recovery.

Through the inpatient service you will have :

  • Access to treatment ,information and resources to help support and drive your recovery goals
  • Have the opportunity to participate in our holistic care program designed to improve your physical, nutritional and social health.

Day

Our Supportive Day Program assists patients who would benefit from a supportive, less structured therapeutic environment and is ideally used as a maintenance program.

Rather than focusing directly on mood, anxiety, psychosis or other specific types of disorders or issues, the Supportive day program is inclusive and accepts patients suffering from a myriad of issues and symptoms.  A combination of therapies is utilised to deliver a program in a supportive, encouraging and learning environment.


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