Counseling/Therapists in Bangkok, Thailand

Manarom hospital, this is specialized in psychology and mental disorders etc. The doctor there all speak well English too. It in bangna area.

Dear Kae Nannapat one of her doctors is Dr. Raksuda Kijarunchai. She works at renown hospital and has her own clinic. She has written some related articles. However, my first hand experience as a family is not impressive.

See Dr. Suttiporn at Bumrungrad - Psychiatrist.

Center at Bangkok hospital

Typically the psychiatrist who takes care of the patient for so long should know best about the case and can recommend the right psychologist or perhaps she doesn't really specialize in treating Schizophrenia. My firsthand experience is with Dr.Wittaya at Rama 9 hospital but not sure he is good with this kind of case and most importantly, he doesn't do psychotherapy I guess. Rama 9 hospital has only 2 psychologists while Manorom has a lot more so a psychiatrist has more choices in recommending the right psychologist/therapist for her. Did you take a look at various doctors' profiles and ask a nurse or staff at Manorom when making appointment? They should know which doctor has experience or specializes in treating Schizophrenia most.

A friend of mine who has depression/bipolar recommended Dr.Sombat at Manarom. She has been his patient for over a year. http://www.manarom.com/dr_sombat.html But I myself would recommend this doctor (with no personal experience, just from my own research). I planned to see this doc before but haven't got a chance to go see him yet. http://www.manarom.com/dr_krisakorn.html Search for the clips of these two doctors on YT, they both talked about Schizophrenia.

I have heard people talk about the Community Services of Bangkok on Sukhumvit Soi 33. Had a former boss who had a breakdown and he checked himself into Manarom Hospital in Bangna

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Also recommend www.ncs-counseling.com .. Excellent counselors there.

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My good friend is a child psychiatrist and practicing at this institution...check out their website..may have physicians that can help. http://www.manarom.com/index_eng.html

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Carol R. Simon please send your cv to tutijayareka@gmail.com or jr_Indonesia@ymail.com . NO AGENCY FEE. Tq

Xelinda Mae Rillera Santos : You could drop your cv for other opportunities in the future to tutijayareka@gmail.com. Our current client need Indonesian Spa for this time.

You might want to check out the OTs at The Village, or Reed Institute too

Hi Rob, I second The Rainbow Room for direction.

Can I suggest Play Therapy- there is a great therapist you can advise with, her name is Tara, she works with a few international schools and also at Merac clinic- 02-589-4582 (they are at Tiwanon rd.10-15 min. Away)

http://www.atocbkk.com/ this place has done wonders for children

Thanks Rach. Our daughter does physical therapy near Tiwanon intersection already, so we will look into it. Camilla, thank you for the recommendation. I know Acorns to Oak as they were recommended by our school for her physical therapy. School therapist just wrote back within 20 minutes for a meeting! I think my post was more of a vent than anything else, but regardless I do feel better! I will definitely check out Rainbow Room.

http://osteopathcentre.com/ - in Ari, very good. A few session with Phil sorted out some neck issues i had a few years ago, after doctors just kept prescribing stronger and stronger NSAIDS.

Famam Physio Plus at Physio Plus. They are very good ask for Khun Famam or Khun Tee.

Dr Winyou at Bumrungrad Hospital is the best orthopedic doctor for shoulders. He did my op. Dr Mark Leoni is a physio/chiropractor and is really good. Tel 027162998.

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Bangkok Hospital, appoint for Dr. Pakin

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Try Tantara Spa, 8 th floor Pathumwan Princess Hotel and request for Jamreang. She's very good in this. Explain to the receptionist your problem and she will communicate it to Jamreang in Thai. Goodluck!

Chiang Mai is best. Try online first.

Www.goldenawareness.com a natural way of dealing with it...meds dont always deal with the cause just the pain..

Search on FB for thomas@rolfer.nu He told me, he will be back in Thailand in June.

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We have a professional expat physio. Contact Kent at https://www.facebook.com/aspireclub?fref=ts

Nicholas Ian Cortese care to elaborate? I have some neck problems and so far the osteopaths I saw in Bangkok didnt help much.

Dion McPt Guzman. highly recommended

Dion McPt Guzman, good prices, good education, no B.S.

Soi Cowboy

John Walker and Jack Daniels are good therapist I'm told. ;)

Sam Stevens, clearly you have never left your country until now. And I am glad we have never met in public. An expat group is the spot where people help each other. Whether it's for medical, housing, classes, welcoming newcomers to Bangkok, etc. I am not quite sure what you are doing here. You should leave this room if you just wanna be leaving disrespectful comments like this and learn anger management. Because this behavior should be unacceptable.

I have a friend who always went to Bumrungrad Hospital to see a psychiatrist there for such meds.

Sam Stevens, first of, being insomniac doesn't make you a junkie or drug addict. I don't even know how you even came up with that. I don't do drugs and rarely drink alcohol. If you're going to insult people like this, you should keep it to yourself instead of stabbing people with insults and disrespect. Have a good weekend

Dr. Jom@Merak Clinic Teewanon rd near ISB

Cost depends on what treatment you have. Contact the Hua Chiew Hospital near Hualumpong station. They have an acupuncture clinic with Chinese doctors