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Zürich, Switzerland

Licensed and Experienced Psychiatrists.

Psikiater.al works with qualified, licensed Albanian psychiatrists who have clinical experience in treating mental health disorders, offering professional and personalized care to each patient.

Flexible Psychiatric Services

We provide online psychiatric consultations (telepsychiatry) for patients in Albania and abroad, as well as in-person consultations in collaboration with certified psychiatrists.

Free Initial Consultation

We offer a free initial consultation to assess your needs ensuring complete discretion, maximum security and guaranteed confidentiality.

Psychiatric Services for Adults.

Professional, personalized care grounded in modern medical practices.

  • Depression
  • Anxiety disorders (panic, phobia, generalized anxiety)
  • Bipolar disorders
  • Schizophrenia and psychotic disorders
  • Addiction disorders
  • Personality disorders
  • Sleep disorders
  • Burnout and chronic stress
  • Long-term psychiatric assessment and follow-up

Treatment may include:

Psychiatric consultation
Medication management
Elements of cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT)
Psychoeducation for the patient and their family”

Services

We offer comprehensive psychiatric services for adults, including:

Long-term psychological assessment and follow-up.

Depression
You constantly feel tired, lacking energy, and have no desire to do anything. You just want to stay in bed all day.

What could it be:
It may be a sign of depression.

What happens:
Mood, thoughts, and body slow down.

What helps:
Gradual activation, daily structure, psychotherapy, and sometimes medication.

Anxiety Disorders
You are constantly tense, worried about everything, and unable to calm down.

What could it be:
It may be a sign of anxiety.

What happens:
Your brain’s alarm system is overly active.

What helps:
Understanding anxiety, coping exercises, and breathing regulation.

Panic Disorder
Suddenly, your heart races, you have trouble breathing, and you feel like you’re dying.

What could it be:
This could be a panic attack.

What happens:
The body reacts as if there is a real danger, even when there isn’t.

What helps:
Understanding the panic cycle and coping with the symptoms.

Borderline Personality Disorder
Emotions change very quickly, relationships are intense, and you fear being abandoned.

What could it be:
Kjo mund të jetë çrregullim borderline.

What happens:
Emotions are very intense and difficult to regulate.

What helps:
Learning skills for emotional regulation and stress tolerance.

Bipolar disorders
For one period, you feel very sad; then, during another period, you have a lot of energy and sleep very little.

What could it be:
This could be bipolar disorder.

What happens:
Mood swings between low and high phases.

What helps:
Mood stabilization, sleep rhythm, and long-term treatment.

Schizophrenia and psychotic disorders
You hear voices commenting on you or believe that others are against you.

What could it be:
This could be a psychotic disorder.

What happens:
Perception of reality changes.

What helps:
Reducing stress, learning coping strategies, and, when needed, medication.

PTSD (Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder)
You constantly experience vivid memories of a traumatic event and are always on alert.

What could it be:
This could be PTSD.

What happens:
The body reacts as if the trauma is happening again.

What helps:
Stabilization, a sense of safety, and trauma processing.

ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder)
You find it very difficult to concentrate, forget things, and feel internally restless.

What could it be:
This could be ADHD.

What happens:
Attention and impulses are difficult to regulate.

What helps:
Structured routines, practical strategies, and, when needed, medication.

Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD)
You constantly experience unwanted thoughts and feel compelled to carry out rituals.

What could it be:
This could be OCD.

What happens:
Anxiety is relieved only temporarily through rituals.

What helps:
Learning to cope without rituals and changing how you relate to your thoughts.

Substance Use Disorders
You are aware that alcohol or drugs are harmful, yet you struggle to stop.

What could it be:
This could be an addiction.

What happens:
You gradually lose control over your use.

What helps:
Motivation, understanding the causes, and relapse prevention.

Sleep disorders

About Us

Our team offers psychiatry and mental health services grounded in professional training, clinical experience, and modern treatment practices.

The founder of this practice is a doctor specializing in psychiatry, with training and clinical experience in university institutions in Switzerland. He has worked at the University Clinic of Bern. and is currently engaged at the University Clinic of Zurich..

In parallel, he is pursuing specialized training in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), which he integrates into clinical practice according to the individual needs of patients.

Reliable Results

Our approach relies on evidence-based methods, thorough clinical assessment, and ongoing follow-up, with the goal of achieving meaningful and lasting improvements in mental well-being.

Quality Services

Delivering professional, personalized care in a safe and confidential environment is central to our clinical practice. Each treatment is adapted to meet the unique needs of the individual.”

Paving the Way to Well-Being: Addressing Stigma Together

1: Confronting Stigma
“We know that seeking help for mental health in our society often comes with challenges and hesitations. We are here to emphasize that this is an act of courage, not weakness. Taking care of your mental health is essential for a full and healthy life.”

2: A Step Towards Healing
"At Psikiater.al, we create a safe, confidential, and non-judgmental environment where you feel free to express yourself. Our focus is on you and your unique path to healing, providing professional and compassionate support every step of the way.”

3: Your Voice Matters
“While early sessions with us may feel hesitant in sharing personal experiences, we welcome every story. Each story shared helps normalize discussions about mental health and encourages others to seek support.”

4: Change Starts with You
“Join the movement to break the stigma surrounding mental health. Sharing your story, even anonymously, can serve as a beacon of hope for others. Together, we can create a more open and supportive community.”

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Have questions for us?

Find answers here to some of the most frequently asked questions about consultations, the treatment process, and appointment scheduling. If you don’t see the information you need, feel free to contact us directly.

When should I consult a psychiatrist?

Consultation is recommended if you are experiencing persistent emotional challenges, anxiety, stress, sleep disturbances, low mood, or any feelings that impact your daily quality of life.

How does the first appointment take place?

During the first appointment, we focus on understanding your situation, discussing your concerns, and reviewing your personal history. The aim is to gain a full understanding and create a tailored treatment plan.

Is my information confidential?

Yes. All consultations and personal data are handled with full confidentiality., in accordance with professional ethics and legal standards.

How often should sessions be held?

Session frequency is tailored to individual needs and is determined after the initial assessment. Some clients benefit from weekly sessions, while others may do better with longer intervals between appointments.

How can I book an appointment?

You can book an appointment by filling out the form in the section "Book an Appointment" or by contacting us directly. We will reach out to confirm the appointment time.

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If you feel the need for professional support or wish to consult with a specialist, fill out the contact form, and our team will respond as soon as possible to confirm a time that suits you best. All data is handled with full discretion and confidentiality..

The first step towards mental well-being begins with a conversation.”