The SFU’s Outpatient Clinic offers several forms of psychotherapy
- Individual psychotherapy
- Short term therapy
- Couple therapy
- Expert-assisted self-help group for affected persons
- Mobile psychotherapy
The psychotherapists at the Outpatient Clinic are experienced specialists who work with different psychotherapy methods.
Languages
Psychotherapy can be carried out in different languages by a native-speaker psychotherapist under supervision.
ATTENTION: With foreign-language therapies (except English), the personal registration must be agreed on beforehand by telephone.
Currently available languages:
Persian/Farsi/Dari, German, English, Italian, Russian, Turkish, Ukrainian, Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian, Polish, French, Romanian, Mandarin
The waiting time for psychotherapy differs depending on the language.
Offered methods
- Individual Psychology (A. Adler)
- Integrative Gestalt Therapy
- Logotherapy and Existence Analysis (V. Frankl)
- Psychoanalysis (S.Freud)
- Psychoanalytically-oriented Therapy
- Psychodrama
- Cognitive Behavioural Therapy
We offer therapy for the following mental health issues
Anxiety, depression, psychosomatic issues, non-substance-related addictions, compulsion, social phobias, specific phobias, aggression, sexuality, feelings of alienation, psychological crisis about the meaning of life, self-discovery, conflicts with partners, family conflicts, examining anxiety problems, problems with parents, aging process.
Special focus
- Psychooncology
- Patients and their relatives before and after organ transplantation
- Migrants (different languages)
- Cultural integration self-help groups
The treatment times are agreed upon individually. Therapy sessions can be done in different languages.
Costs
Therapy fees are based on income.
Self-help groups are free of charge.
Contact
Telephone: + 43 1 79 86 900
Email: clinic@sfu.ac.at