Klinika Psychiatrii i Stresu Bojowego

About the clinic

The Clinic of Psychiatry and Combat Stress operates within the structures of the Military Medical Institute in Warsaw and specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders, including those related to combat stress. The facility has been in operation since 2004 and functions as a specialized psychiatric center for individuals exposed to significant psychological burdens, particularly related to military service.

Scope of activities

The clinic is involved in a broad range of diagnosis and therapy for mental disorders, providing treatment both in an inpatient setting and through the outpatient Mental Health Clinic. The clinic's work takes into account the specifics of experiences related to trauma, combat stress, and other distressing events typical of military service and crisis situations.

Services

• comprehensive psychiatric diagnosis
• treatment of mental disorders in an inpatient setting
• psychiatric and psychological care in the outpatient clinic
• support in psychotraumatology, combat stress, and the consequences of traumatic experiences

For whom

The clinic addresses its services to individuals with mental disorders requiring specialized care, including soldiers and others exposed to significant stress and trauma. Due to the military profile of the institution, special emphasis is placed on assisting individuals with combat experiences, missions, and other extreme situations.

Team and therapeutic approach

Patients are cared for by a team of psychiatrists and psychologists who combine clinical knowledge with experience in working with individuals after severe experiences. Recognized, safe diagnostic and therapeutic methods are employed, in accordance with contemporary standards of psychiatry and psychotraumatology.

Language of communication

The primary language of communication in the clinic is Polish, which facilitates access to care and understandable cooperation with patients.