Dr. med. Thomas Glinz
Practice doctor · Psychiatry and psychotherapy
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About Dr. med. Thomas Glinz
I treat complementary medicine. That is, you and I decide together whether the treatment is conventional medicine, conventional medicine-alternative or exclusively "alternative". We include medicinal and talk-therapeutic, but also spiritual and meditative aspects in the treatment.
Personal information:
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Male
Nationality: Switzerland
German
Qualifications
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Specialist medical title
Psychiatry and psychotherapy
Psychiatry and psychotherapyIssued:
Switzerland, 2004
State exam
Doctor
Issued:
Switzerland, 1996
Proficiency certificates
2021
Anthroposophically extended medicine (VAOAS)
Licence to practise
Practice locations
Dr. med. Thomas Glinz works at 1 location:
Treatments
Specialist in psychiatry and psychotherapy
with certificate of proficiency in anthroposophic medicine
Study of human medicine
University of Basel
Further training to become a specialist
in Basel, Zug, Lucerne and Wolhusen
Behavioral therapy training according to Grawe
Senior physician, later chief physician
and Deputy Chief Physician of the St.Urban Clinic
Services
Overview
Diagnostics Information about the disease and treatment options
Review and adjustment of psychotropic drugs ("as little as possible and as much as necessary").
Complementary or sole therapy with complementary medicines
Consultative psychiatric assessments and consultations on behalf of primary care physicians
Therapy recommendations for people with most psychiatric disorders including those who have cognitive impairment, live in special education facilities or still live at home.
Anthroposophic medicine
Rudolf Steiner (1861 to 1925), founder of anthroposophy, gave various lectures on medical topics from 1920 and, together with Ita Wegmann, created the foundations for an expansion… Read more
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