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Introduction
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Introduction

Our hospital’s Psychiatry Department was established in February 1996 to address the mental health needs of the southern Taoyuan area and military personnel.

The department offers a comprehensive range of services, including general adult outpatient care, child mental health outpatient services, insomnia treatment, and psychosomatic outpatient services, as well as 24-hour psychiatric emergency services.

For inpatient care, we provide:

A short-term acute inpatient ward with 75 beds
A day rehabilitation ward with 50 beds
A chronic rehabilitation ward with 100 beds

The department is staffed by a dedicated team of mental health professionals, including psychiatrists from medical centers, clinical psychologists, social workers, and occupational therapists, who provide expert treatment to patients.

Our physicians not only address common mental disorders such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, depression, and panic disorder, but also offer comprehensive care for insomnia and psychosomatic issues.

They utilize a variety of methods, including psychotherapy, marriage counseling, and cognitive-behavioral therapy, to help patients alleviate their distress.

Service

Outpatient, Emergency, and Inpatient Services: We offer outpatient services for both adults and children, in addition to emergency and inpatient care for acute mental illnesses and emotional disorders.
Day Hospitalization Services: We provide daytime treatment programs that enable patients to receive care during the day and return home to rest at night.
Substance Abuse Outpatient Services: Professional treatment for substance dependence, including addiction therapy and counseling.
Adolescent and Child Outpatient Services: Comprehensive cognitive and psychological assessments conducted by licensed child psychologists, who also offer psychological counseling and behavioral therapy.
Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Prevention: Support services aimed at preventing domestic violence and sexual assault.
Home Treatment Services: Home treatment and support, helping patients access appropriate mental health care in the comfort of their own homes.
Community Services: Mental health services that prioritize the promotion of mental well-being within the community.
Employment Counseling for Individuals with Mental Disabilities: Assistance in seeking employment opportunities through job counseling and vocational training.
Occupational Rehabilitation Therapy: Occupational therapy to assist patients in enhancing their functional abilities and successfully reintegrating into daily life.
Psychotherapy: Various approaches, including cognitive-behavioral therapy, marriage counseling, and other psychological treatments to help patients resolve psychological issues.
Family Therapy: Treatment services that involve family members, helping families collaboratively address mental health issues.