Christophsbad Clinic

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Christophsbad Clinic
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Sponsorship Christophsbad GmbH & Co. Fachkrankenhaus KG
place Göppingen , Stuttgart , Geislingen an der Steige , Bad Boll
Coordinates 48 ° 42 '5 "  N , 9 ° 38' 40"  E Coordinates: 48 ° 42 '5 "  N , 9 ° 38' 40"  E
executive Director Oliver Stockinger and Joachim Stumpp
beds 1,000
Employee approx. 1,700
areas of expertise Psychiatry (children, adolescents and adults), psychotherapy, psychosomatics, neurology, neuropsychology, neurol. Early rehabilitation, radiology, neuroradiology, geriatric rehabilitation, addiction medicine, sleep medicine
founding 1852
Website www.christophsbad.de

www.christophsheim.de www.mentacare.de (rehaklinik-bad-boll.de) (pz-goeppingen.de)

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The Christophsbad Clinic , also called Christophsbad Göppingen, is a privately owned plan hospital with headquarters in the Baden-Württemberg city ​​of Göppingen , as well as branch offices, day clinics and outpatient departments in Stuttgart , Geislingen an der Steige and Bad Boll . The clinic is responsible for providing psychiatric, psychosomatic and neurological care in the district of Göppingen . Eight cross-sector clinics with a total of around 1,600 employees and 1,000 beds / places are the basis of the facility, which was founded in 1852. Affiliated is the Christophsheim with 214 places, which specializes in the care, supervision and support of adults with chronic psychiatric and neurological diseases.

history

Old bath house built by Heinrich Schickhardt

The first written mention comes from the year 1404 as "Swalbrunnen zu Geppingen". Around 1550, Duke Christoph von Württemberg made frequent bathing trips . Between 1616 and 1618 the bath house was rebuilt by Heinrich Schickhardt . In 1625 the spa had a prominent spa guest, Johannes Kepler .

Heinrich Landerer and Palm acquired the Göppinger Bad in 1839. Thirteen years later they founded the “private sanatorium and nursing home for the mentally ill and nervous” in collaboration with Gustav Jung. In 1859 an "agricultural colony" was founded on the Freihof with 60 places. Six years later there was an obligation to accept 250 “state nurses”. In 1874 the institution accommodated 394 patients. In the meantime it was a sanatorium, mineral fountain and farm. Heinrich Landerer died on February 8, 1877. Thirteen years later, his sons Gustav , Richard and Heinrich succeeded their parents in the “private insane asylum”.

After the state welfare patients were handed over as a result of inflation and the economic crisis after the First World War , the institution only housed 68 private patients in 1924. This number skyrocketed in the following years to 530 patients in 1930.

time of the nationalsocialism

During the time of National Socialism, patients were murdered as part of euthanasia . On September 19, 1940, the Württemberg Ministry of the Interior in Stuttgart wrote to the state sanatoriums in Weinsberg and Weißenau : “The Göppingen sanatorium had not yet completed any registration forms for the sick who were transferred to Weinsberg and Weissenau, which should be done immediately. The registration forms are to be submitted to me by October 1st, 1940 at the latest for forwarding to the Reich Minister of the Interior. "

The following transports of 297 patients are known at later transfers:

  • April 17, 1940: 40 female patients according to Weinsberg;
  • June 21, 1940: 75 female patients according to Weinsberg;
  • June 24, 1940: 75 male patients to Weissenau;
  • October 14, 1940: 75 male patients after Winnenden;
  • March 27, 1941: 32 patients to Weinsberg.

137 of these patients were murdered in Grafeneck, 31 in Hadamar.

post war period

In 1972 the “Christophsbad Göppingen Dr. Landerer Sons ”was added to the Baden-Württemberg hospital plan as a psychiatric-neurological private clinic. Eight years later, the newly built house 22 with 164 seats was put into operation. Well operations were relocated to Jebenhausen in 1992 .

In 1996, the "long-term wards" were outsourced as a result of the Care Insurance Act. These were combined in the Christophsheim.

Two years later, the newly built rehabilitation clinic with 55 places was inaugurated within the Christophsbad Göppingen. There were thus clinics for psychiatry and psychotherapy, a clinic for neurology and neurophysiology and the Göppingen rehabilitation clinic with a therapy center.

In 1999 the psychiatric day clinic opened in Göppingen as well as the early rehabilitation in the new clinic building 21.

The 21st century saw the celebrations for the 150th anniversary of the private sanatorium / clinic in 2002 and the opening of the psychiatric and psychotherapeutic institute outpatient clinic for adults in the same year, followed by the inauguration of the child and adolescent psychiatric and psychotherapeutic institute outpatient clinic one year later of the sleep laboratory and an increase of 5 beds in neurology followed.

In the same year, the managing partner and medical director Burkhard Krauß (great-great-great-grandson of the founder and holder of the Federal Cross of Merit) resigned . 2004 was MuSeele opened, increased the neurological beds on 89 and 20 psychiatric beds in beds for Psychosomatic-psychotherapeutic medicine and stroke unit ( stroke unit ) converted. A year later, the intensive care unit was modernized and expanded, and in 2006 the START-KLINIK, a clinic for psychiatry, psychosomatics and psychotherapy for children and adolescents, with 12 treatment places for young people.

In 2009, the Geislingen an der Steige psychiatric day clinic was added with 18 places and a psychiatric-psychotherapeutic outpatient department. In 2010 a clinic for child and adolescent psychiatry, psychosomatics and psychotherapy, as well as the Christophsbad Academy for psychosomatics and psychotherapy (C-APP) opened to train psychologists to become psychological psychotherapists .

In 2011 a clinic for radiology and neuroradiology with a focus on interventional neuroradiology for acute stroke followed. In 2012, the addiction department's full inpatient and outpatient treatment options were expanded to include the “day clinic in the park” with 18 places. With the purchase of the Kurhaus including the Rehabilitation Clinic Bad Boll with 155 beds in 2013, the Christophsbad received another facility. In 2014 the entrance area was redesigned and expanded (House 20). The Geriatric Rehabilitation Clinic has been expanded and now has 95 beds. The Göppingen practice center for physiotherapy, occupational and animal-assisted therapy at Freihof starts in 2015.

With MentaCare, the center for mental health in Stuttgart, the Christophsbad opened a Stuttgart day clinic and ambulance in 2015. The new building of the child and adolescent psychiatry, the clinic school and the archive wing for the clinic was officially opened in 2016 and the newly built multi-storey car park went into operation. The newly built Christophsheim am Hohenstaufenblick was opened in 2019, so that the employees now look after the residents in Christophsheim am Park and Christophsheim am Hohenstaufenblick. The Christophsbad Academy for Psychotherapy (C-AP) has been offering two training courses for psychological psychotherapists since 2019: Depth psychology-based psychotherapy (TP) and behavioral therapy (VT).

organization

  • Psychiatry and psychotherapy ; Psychiatric day clinic, Psychiatric day clinic Geislingen
  • Gerontopsychiatry
  • Psychosomatic medicine and specialist psychotherapy
  • Child and adolescent psychiatry, psychosomatics and psychotherapy
  • MentaCare - Center for Mental Health Stuttgart
  • Neurology , neurophysiology , early rehabilitation and sleep medicine ; Stroke unit (certified regional stroke unit), sleep laboratory
  • Radiology and neuroradiology; Interventional neuroradiology, diagnostic radiology
  • Geriatric rehabilitation and physical medicine
  • Christophsheim GmbH care and support
  • Rehabilitation Clinic Bad Boll with Kurhaus, MineralTherme and VitalZentrum

research

The Clinic for Psychiatry and Psychotherapy with Leo Hermle is primarily dedicated to empirical research projects in connection with psychiatric diseases. The following projects were carried out in the 2010 reporting period:

  • Head of the research project "Weight development under therapy with valproic acid in the course of a bipolar disorder" (since August 2006)
  • Participation in the project "Influence of motivation on cognitive performance in psychological test procedures in patients with schizophrenic psychosis ", project leader: A. Stevens, Psychiatrische

University Clinic Tübingen (since April 2007)

  • Together with A. Batra, head of the project "Frequency of substance-related disorders in inpatient psychiatric patients with diagnoses from the categories ICD-10 F2 and F3 at psychiatric clinics in Baden-Württemberg" (since April 2007)

The main research areas of the Clinic for Psychosomatic Medicine and Specialized Psychotherapy are:

  • Treatment of eating disorders (the further development and evaluation of inpatient and day-care psychotherapy for anorexia nervosa , the determination of optimal dose-frequency-effect relationships in the psychotherapy of eating disorders, the determination of the differential effectiveness of different therapy components in inpatient therapy, predicators of therapy discontinuation)
  • Treatment of personality disorders (the implementation and effectiveness check of mentalization-based therapy (MBT) in the inpatient treatment of personality disorders and trauma-related disorders)
  • Psychosomatic diagnosis and treatment of general hospital patients with psychological comorbidities
  • The Dr. Heinrich Landerer Foundation , which was founded by the shareholders of the Christophsbad, supports u. a. scientific work. Since 2010 this has been the research project "ImPuls - Children find support in horses with learning difficulties". The central topic is the doctorate of K. Hofmann at the Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg , which is carried out in the riding therapy Freihof of the Christophbad. The subject of the doctorate is: "On the importance of riding and handling the horse on the motivation to learn and the self-concept of students with learning difficulties."

Christophsbad Academy for Psychotherapy (C-AP)

The state-recognized Christophsbad Academy for Psychosomatic Medicine and Psychotherapy ( C-APP ) in Göppingen was renamed the Christophsbad Academy for Psychotherapy (C-AP) in 2019. It offers graduate psychologists a three-year training course to become a psychological psychotherapist for deep psychological psychotherapy and, since 2019, also for behavioral therapy “from a single source”. The aim of the training is to acquire the professional title “ Psychological Psychotherapist ”, as defined by the Psychotherapists Act .

museum

In the attic of the old bath house of this clinic is the "MuSeele", a museum for the history of psychiatry and stories of psychiatry. The museum opened in 2004 and was visited by 25,000 people by 2014.

See also

literature

  • Stefan Lang: 150 years of Christophsbad Göppingen. From the sanatorium to the health center . Rung-Druck GmbH & Co, Göppingen, 2002.
  • Thomas Stöckle: The "Action T4": the "Destruction of life unworthy of life" in 1940/41 and the Christophsbad sanatorium in Göppingen . Göppingen: Jewish Museum, 1998, ISBN 3-933844-27-4 .
  • Edited by: Burkhard Krauß, Bernhard Wehde, Alma Przywara: 200 years of medical advisor Heinrich Landerer (1814–1877) . Christophsbad GmbH & Co. Fachkrankenhaus KG, Göppingen 2014.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b c edjewnet.de
  2. ↑ Quality Report 2010 ( Memento of the original from March 19, 2013 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. (PDF; 2.9 MB) @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.christophsbad.de
  3. ↑ Eckart Roloff and Karin Henke-Wendt: A museum for the soul, creatively staged. (MuSeele, Göppingen) In: Visit your doctor or pharmacist. A tour through Germany's museums for medicine and pharmacy. Volume 2, Southern Germany. Verlag S. Hirzel, Stuttgart 2015, ISBN 978-3-7776-2511-9 , pp. 43-45.