Reparto di psichiatria e psicologia

Department Introduction The outpatient clinic types offered by the Department of Psychology of our hospital include: 1. Psychological and Psychiatric Outpatient Clinic, 2. Insomnia Outpatient Clinic, 3. Child and Adolescent Psychological Outpatient Clinic, 4. Anxiety and Depression Outpatient Clinic, 5. Psychological Counseling and Treatment Outpatient Clinic. The scope of diagnosis and treatment of each type of outpatient clinic is as follows: The Psychological and Psychiatric Outpatient Clinic provides diagnosis and treatment for psychological and psychiatric illnesses of all types and severities, including: 1. Mild psychological disorders: mild depression, generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, stress-related (adjustment) disorders, sleep disorders, phobias, obsessive-compulsive disorder, hypochondriasis, somatoform disorders, dissociative and conversion disorders, etc.; 2. Severe psychological disorders: major depressive disorder, schizophrenia, bipolar affective disorder, paranoid mental disorders, etc.; 3. Child and adolescent psychological disorders: attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, autism, childhood emotional disorders, gaming and behavioral addictions in children, etc.; 4. Psychological disorders in old age: senile dementia, geriatric emotional disorders, other geriatric mental disorders, etc.; 5. Organic mental disorders: alcohol- and substance-induced mental disorders, mental disorders due to organic brain disease, mental disorders due to physical diseases, etc. The Insomnia Outpatient Clinic provides diagnosis and treatment for various types of sleep problems, including: 1. Endogenous sleep abnormalities: chronic insomnia, intractable insomnia, narcolepsy, snoring and insomnia, insomnia caused by abnormal limb movements during sleep, sleep problems caused by delayed or advanced sleep times; 2. Exogenous sleep abnormalities: insomnia caused by improper use of sleeping pills, insomnia caused by improper use of alcohol and coffee, insomnia caused by jet lag from air travel, shift work and insomnia, sleep problems caused by medications used to treat physical diseases, such as antihypertensive drugs, interferon, antibiotics, antineoplastic drugs, etc.; 3. Abnormal activities during sleep: sleepwalking, night terrors (screaming during sleep), nightmares (having bad dreams), sleep paralysis (“ghost pressing on the body”), limb pain during sleep, feeling unwell, hard-to-describe discomfort, injuring others during sleep, etc.; 4. Psychological disorders and insomnia: depression and insomnia, anxiety disorders and insomnia, management of insomnia associated with work stress and life events; 5. Physical diseases and abnormal sleep: insomnia caused by senile dementia, Parkinson's disease, coronary heart disease, hypertension, cerebral hemorrhage, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, cancer, liver failure, renal failure, chronic fatigue, hyperthyroidism, diabetes, chronic hepatitis, and the medications used for them, etc.; 6. Sleep problems in special populations: sleep problems in women during menstruation and menopause, abnormal sleep in children and adolescents, abnormal sleep in older adults, etc. The Child and Adolescent Psychological Outpatient Clinic provides diagnosis and treatment for various types of psychological problems in children and adolescents, including: 1. Learning difficulties: reading and writing disorders, dyscalculia, speech and language developmental disorders, low learning ability, intelligence and learning aptitude tests can be conducted. 2. Emotional disorders: separation anxiety, social anxiety disorder, school phobia, test anxiety disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, specific phobias (such as fear of animals), obsessive-compulsive disorder, depression. 3. Behavioral disorders: attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder, tic disorder, conduct disorder, anorexia, feeding disorder, Internet and gaming addiction, enuresis, nail biting. 4. Sleep disorders: night terrors, nightmares, sleepwalking, restless legs syndrome, insomnia, snoring. 5. Childhood psychiatric disorders: schizophrenia, manic-depressive disorder, childhood autism, infantile dementia. 6. Other common psychological problems: school violence, domestic violence, peer conflicts, parent-child relationship problems, rebellious psychology during adolescence, maladaptive personality, problems related to substance abuse (such as abuse of cough syrup, ecstasy, ketamine, etc.), gender identity issues, tomboyishness, effeminacy. The Anxiety and Depression Outpatient Clinic provides diagnosis and treatment for various types of anxiety and depressive disorders, including: 1. Various depressive disorders: such as depression, mild depressive disorder, dysthymic disorder, depressive episodes of bipolar disorder; 2. Various anxiety disorders: such as generalized anxiety disorder, panic disorder, agoraphobia, social anxiety disorder, obsessive-compulsive disorder, specific phobia, and post-traumatic stress disorder; 3. Physical diseases: such as anxiety and depressive states accompanying heart disease, cancer, stroke, etc.; 4. Psychoactive substances: anxiety and depressive states caused by tobacco, alcohol, addictive substances, and medications; 5. Anxiety and depressive states caused by psychosocial stimuli: such as adjustment disorder, acute stress disorder, etc.; 6. Anxiety/depressive states associated with sleep disorders; 7. Somatoform disorder. The Psychological Counseling and Psychotherapy Outpatient Clinic provides psychological counseling and psychotherapy for various types of psychological problems, including: 1. Normal individuals troubled by various psychosocial factors, including study and work stress, romantic relationships, marriage, environmental changes, etc.; 2. Psychological problems occurring at all ages, especially maladjustment, learning difficulties, poor academic performance, etc., in adolescents; 3. Counseling and psychotherapy for physiological disorders related to psychological factors, such as various sleep disorders, eating disorders, chronic pain, as well as sexual dysfunction and psychosexual disorders; 4. Depression, anxiety disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, social phobia, and other neuroses; 5. Psychological problems or psychological disorders caused by various psychological traumas and physical diseases; 6. Psychological rehabilitation for mental illnesses in the early stage or remission stage. Fan Changhe, Director of the Department of Psychology, Chief Physician, Doctor of Medicine, Master's Supervisor, Professor at Southern Medical University, former Director of the Department of Psychology of Guangdong Provincial People's Hospital. He has been engaged in clinical practice, scientific research, teaching, and forensic assessment in psychology and psychiatry for more than 20 years. His main research areas are biological psychiatry and behavioral medicine. Clinical specialties: depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, sleep disorders, and stress-related disorders. Member of the Psychiatrist Branch of the Chinese Medical Doctor Association; Member of the Biological Psychiatry Group of the Psychiatry Branch of the Chinese Medical Association; Member of the Basic and Clinical Psychiatry Branch of the Chinese Society for Neuroscience; Member of the Behavioral Intervention Therapy Group of the Behavioral Medicine Branch of the Chinese Medical Association; Standing Committee Member of the Psychiatrist Branch of the Guangdong Medical Doctor Association; Deputy Head of the Psychopharmacology Group of the Psychiatry Branch of the Guangdong Medical Association; Member of the Psychiatric Hospital Branch of the Guangdong Hospital Association; Member of the Professional Committee for Severe Mental Disorders of the Western Psychiatry Association; 2017,2018 “Hurun·Ping An China Good Doctor” of the Year, 3rd “Yangcheng Good Doctor”.