Koishikawa Mental Clinic

Even though it is a complete reservation system, I have to wait for about 2 hours every time I go. It is difficult just to go to the hospital and continue to take medicine. You just have to spend a lot of time getting a prescription each time. Every time I go, I feel heavy. If you are mentally ill, you are free, so even if you make a reservation, you will be in trouble if you do not see the doctor on time. The teacher didn't listen to people ... Sometimes I ask me, "What do you mean this time?" Furthermore, it was hard to go out in the first place, and I had a lot of things to do, so even though I explained it properly, I was told to come every week and made a reservation. So I couldn't go to the hospital, and I couldn't help taking medicine, so I stopped halfway through. The cost of one medical examination is about 3000 yen, and even if you are asked to come every week, please consider the financial problems of the patient. I talked for less than 20 minutes each time, and he didn't listen to me at all. It doesn't make sense to go to the hospital if only the same medicine is given, and I really think so.

The evaluation is bad, but there are some good points. What I thought was ↓. 【a nice place】 ・ This hospital is recommended for those who can proceed with medical examinations so as not to offend the director. ・ The place is also one path from the main street, and it is easy for people to enter because it is not seen by people. ・ It is very good that you can stand up near the entrance so that passers-by cannot see where you enter. ・ The staff are all female and the atmosphere is good. ・ Since the reception and medical examination are on different floors, you don't have to meet many people, so you don't get tired. [Where I want you to improve] ・ I also like the atmosphere and location of the hospital, but as others have said, the doctor (director) is a little bit. .. .. After all, everyone thinks the same. ・ It is true that the basic story cannot be understood. It's like imposing your own feelings. ・ It is certainly uneven. It's a feeling of unevenness, or the mood at that time. ・ It feels the worst when you are in a bad mood. It's nice to have a good day, but ... However, even on a good day, you must be careful not to offend the director and speak politely. If you feel offended, you can end it by saying, "Then I'll give you some medicine." You need to be careful in the conversation. You may not know it right away, but after a few passes you will understand what it means. ・ Later, what I say is different depending on the day. I feel like I'm saying the opposite today even though I'm saying this. ・ What you should never do is ↓. ・ Don't say "I'm sorry, I didn't hear you. Please say it again" even if you missed the story or couldn't hear what you were saying. If you say that, it will rephrase it, but it will tell you to yell with a clear angry tone. To be honest, this is scary no matter how many times it is done. Why do you get so angry after just listening once? I feel like. So I have to imagine what you said from the context of the story. That's the best way to deal with it so that you don't feel uncomfortable. Even if you don't guess, it's better not to listen again. ・ Regarding the side effects of the drug, if you say side effects that the director does not know, you will be in a bad mood. Or rather, get angry. (And it's not a rare case, it's also the third side effect of the drug.) The moment I say it, I'm told, "Oh! That doesn't happen with this medicine !! Isn't it something wrong!" I'm saying it because I woke up, and I won't say it if it's not happening. I don't really know what the director doesn't know about this, so it may be better not to talk about side effects so that you don't feel uncomfortable. ・ Don't rush in even if you can't read the letters after writing a medical certificate or other documents. It offends the director and makes me feel sick. It will affect the subsequent examination. The characters are very difficult to understand, and honestly I can't read what they say. A level that cannot be understood by guessing. (Maybe it doesn't matter if people can't read it. Maybe you think so. Otherwise, I don't think you can write that kind of character.) ・ There are times when I completely forget the story, but I think I said it the other day, but don't say it in such a way as to say it, so as not to offend the director, act as if you said it for the first time. I need to tell you again. ・ If you feel offended, you can also take a fried leg. It was my first time to prescribe a drug, so When I asked, "I'm a little reluctant to take medicine. I'm scared of medicine, is that okay?" "OK, I won't give you any medicine." "Oh! I don't hate medicine, I'm a little scared and I want you to tell me what it feels like ..." I was in a bad mood when I was told, "You said you didn't like the medicine, right? I said so earlier, so I won't prescribe the medicine." In this way, you have to talk carefully so that you don't get lifted. ・ Why do I have to go to the hospital and get hurt? Do I have to talk so as not to offend the director? I think that is the point of patience. It is important to proceed so as not to irritate.

Recently, there are some bad reviews, but ... I think I'm a good teacher. Well, doctors don't suit me, so it's better to go there. I went to various places, but in the end, I thought this was the best, and I introduced it to my family. This teacher does not take medicine. Counseling is free and the price is reasonable. Of course, I remember being surprised when I first visited. But it's perfect for me, who is not good at women. Now I am living a normal life without relying on medicine.

Based on the fact that there are some aspects with low evaluation ... It has the characteristic of being a psychiatrist, and it has a great influence on communication and evaluation of relationships of trust, and I think it is unavoidable that it is compatible with doctors and staff in the first place. We are both human beings, and from the patient's point of view, if we cannot convince ourselves, the evaluation will naturally be low. .. .. I have been asked twice by a nurse about the circumstances of going to the hospital, but he had a very gentle smile and was just like a "listening professional". That was a really big help. Regarding the director, there may be problems in terms of physical strength due to mood waves and age, but I think that it is within the natural range as a person. Also, since I am a part-time doctor at a facility for people with intellectual disabilities in Bunkyo Ward, I think that I have a lot of experience, and even if I am not physically fit or feeling good, I think that I am a teacher who does not say anything wrong in essence. increase.

A very good teacher. I was taken care of by various mental clinics, but unlike this teacher, there was no place to think about the direction of life improvement together without taking medicine. I felt that there are many clinics that prescribe immediately, saying only things that are offensive to the ears, with appropriate aizuchi. I will continue to take care of you.

Mr. Shirai is a strict teacher in a good sense, so it may not be very compatible with those who want gentle words and want to hear jarring words. Rather than saying something that is kind to you, he is a doctor who speaks clearly without being vaguely deceived, scolds you if necessary, and examines you with true kindness. While I was in the hospital, I was scolded many times for seeing my sweetness, but after the examination, I thought about the meaning of the teacher's words and tried to review myself, and my symptoms improved. At the next consultation, he praises me, "I said something harsh last time, but I thought you would understand the meaning and overcome it." Control of the increase and decrease of medicines is also appropriate, and unnecessary medicines are not released. A teacher who never takes medicine.

It's a previous issue as to whether it's compatible with the doctor. It's a scam. There is no clear explanation and you will be charged a high fee later. Such a hospital ... or rather, I first encountered a business. There are many better hospitals in Tokyo. How about not to cry and fall asleep?

The compatibility with the teacher is psychiatry, so I think there are some things that don't fit, but it suits me. Nine years ago, I was transferred to this hospital because of an eating disorder treatment and started going to the hospital. The teacher listened to me kindly. Even when I was worried about my family, when I talked to the general public, the teacher said, "You shouldn't say that, right?" He affirmed my feelings and saved my heart. I couldn't control my diet at home while I was going to the hospital, so I asked my teacher to introduce me to a hospital where I could be hospitalized. (This clinic does not have hospitalization facilities.) I was hospitalized there once and returned to the outpatient treatment at the teacher again. Taking this opportunity, my eating disorder improved and he was completely cured. (It's just my case, so it doesn't apply to everyone.) After that, I am indebted to the treatment of secondary disorders associated with eating disorders and the treatment of developmental disorders found by psychological tests at the hospital where I was hospitalized. Even now, the teacher listens to me at the medical examination, scolds me for what I shouldn't do, and never unnecessarily increases the amount of medicine. So I and my current family trust the teacher.