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Private Acute Care Clinic for Psychosomatic Medicine, Psychotherapy and Psychiatry – Therapy for Adults, Young People, Children and Parents With Children

Family-Centred Mental Health Care

At the Verus Libori Clinic, a private acute care clinic specialising in psychiatry, psychotherapy and psychosomatic medicine, we firmly believe that mental health is closely linked to the well-being of the whole family. Emotional challenges rarely affect just one person – they often also impact relationships between partners, parents and children. For this reason, our treatment programme is based on a family-centred approach that offers adults, children and young people professional support within an integrated therapeutic environment.

Patients are warmly invited to come with their family members – including partners, parents, children and even their beloved pets. We firmly believe that treatment is particularly effective when the family unit remains close-knit and supportive. Our multidisciplinary team therefore combines individual psychotherapy, child and adolescent psychotherapy, family counselling and complementary therapeutic approaches to address both individual challenges and family dynamics in a holistic manner.

As a private acute care clinic, the Verus Libori Clinic offers rapid access to professional treatment, personalised treatment plans and an intensive therapeutic environment designed to stabilise patients during difficult periods in their lives, whilst at the same time strengthening the family support system. Our aim is not only to support individual recovery, but also to help families rebuild trust, communication and emotional balance – so that every family member can move forward into the future with renewed strength.

Two buildings – one clinic

One centre provides accommodation for parents with their children, as well as for children aged 6 to 12. At the second centre, we treat adults and young people aged 13 to 18 – accompanied by a parent.

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Our therapeutic success stems from the interplay between people, nature and expertise. Upon request, therapies can also be provided in English, Spanish, Polish, Persian, Russian, Chinese, French, Arabic and Turkish.

Admission to our clinic

Adults & Young People

  • Hauptstr. 3
  • Adults
  • Young people (aged 13 to 18) accompanied by a guardian
  • Adults and young people as patients
  • Pets are welcome

Parent-Child & Children

  • Alpenblickstr. 6
  • Adults accompanied by a child or children aged 0–8
  • Adults and children aged 5/6–12 years
  • Children aged 5/6–12 accompanied by an adult
Short-term admission possible
Adult Clinic

Department of Adult Therapy in Psychosomatics, Psychotherapy and Psychiatry

Our therapeutic success stems from the interplay between people, nature and expertise.

Short-term admission possible

3 Hauptstraße,
79682 Todtmoos


Tel.: +49 7674 9209 180
Fax: +49 7674 9209 100

Adult Clinic

Department of Child and Adolescent Therapy in Psychosomatics, Psychotherapy and Psychiatry

“Here I am human; here I am allowed to be so.”
Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Short-term admission possible

Alpenblickstraße 6,
79682 Todtmoos


Tel.: +49 7674 9209 180
Fax: +49 7674 9209 100

M-F-K Clinic

Treatment Methods at the Verus Libori Clinic

Diagnostic procedures at the Verus Libori Clinic therefore include a detailed initial medical history, selected psychological tests and the latest neuropsychological assessment methods.

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Trauma Therapy

Trauma occurs when our physical and/or psychological integrity is violated and the person affected is left feeling helpless, at the mercy of others and powerless. Post-traumatic stress disorder can be triggered by a single traumatic event, such as a mugging, surgery or an accident, etc., or by repeated stressful situations over a short or long period of time (such as experiencing violence in childhood or adulthood, emotional neglect, bullying, sexual violence, etc.).

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Pain Management Supplemented by TCM

For a long time, pain management was not considered one of modern medicine’s success stories. It was only gradually that pain emerged as a distinct medical problem in its own right, and with it the concept of pain-induced chronicity and the patient’s pain history. At the Verus Clinic, we use exclusively integrative methods of pain management, combining evidence-based scientific findings from conventional medicine with psychotherapeutic approaches …

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Verus Clinic Therapy

Complementary Therapies

Yoga: Greater flexibility for the whole body. Learning to be more aware of your body. Bringing your body, emotions and thoughts into a state of calm and harmony. Qi Gong: Getting the life-force (Qi) flowing through gentle, flowing movements. Teach your body to relax through gentle movements. Start the day fit: Strengthen your muscles and get your body moving, as a foundation for mental and physical health. Relaxation: Become more aware of and in touch with your body.

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A close-knit circle

Body-Oriented Psychotherapy

Body-oriented psychotherapy can be understood as a form of psychotherapy that takes into account the psychological and physical aspects of the individual, and encompasses various psychotherapeutic methods. This type of treatment is based on the fundamental therapeutic principle that the body and mind form a single entity. In these therapeutic methods, body awareness is used as a means of uncovering unconscious psychological processes.

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Music Therapy

Music therapy is an experience-centred psychotherapeutic approach in which music is used as a non-verbal medium of creative expression. The following objectives and elements are central to music therapy: promoting self-awareness and awareness of others; facilitating access to one’s own emotions and needs and their expression; acquiring new coping skills; and achieving stability. In music therapy, music is used specifically to restore and promote mental, physical and intellectual health.

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Art Therapy

As a further means of facilitating access to inner psychological processes, art therapy is successfully integrated into our therapeutic approach at our clinic. Similar to music therapy, the effectiveness and success of art therapy are based on the assumption that people often find it difficult to communicate their conflicts or stresses verbally and are instead better able to express themselves through creative means. Through painting, drawing, photography or even sculptural and creative work …

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A close-knit circle

Group Psychotherapy

Through dialogue with other group participants and by witnessing the inner psychological challenges each individual faces, you will realise that other people experience similar feelings. In a safe environment, you will discover that ‘showing vulnerability’ is met with goodwill and does not, as many fear or have come to expect, lead to hurt feelings. You will also learn, within the group, to consciously address conflicts and manage them in a way that is respectful.

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Individual Psychotherapy

The aim of the one-to-one sessions is to bring about a change in these circumstances through helpful coping strategies, resource-building and practising new patterns of behaviour. The one-to-one sessions are also designed to help you feel content with your own history and your own sense of self, to live your life with greater freedom, and to shape your own future in a way that feels vibrant and worth living. In individual psychotherapy sessions, the goals are tailored to your individual needs and developed in close collaboration with you.

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Psychotherapy

Psychotherapy literally means ‘treatment of the soul’. In psychotherapy, ‘problems of the soul’ are identified and treated using psychological methods. The diagnosis, intervention and prevention of all mental disorders and psychosomatic illnesses are carried out in accordance with the AWMF’s evidence-based guidelines, with the aim of bringing about changes in thoughts, feelings and behaviour in order to alleviate existing mental illness and the suffering it causes, and to enhance those affected’s capacity to act.

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Range of Treatments Offered by the Verus Libori Clinic

The range of treatments offered by the Verus Libori Clinic includes individually tailored therapeutic measures based on modern diagnostic and neuropsychological methods.

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ADHD in Adulthood

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in adulthood is diagnosed when persistent difficulties with attention, impulse control and self-organisation significantly interfere with daily life.

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Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder in Children and Young People

Obsessive-compulsive disorder is a serious mental health condition and can develop as early as childhood or adolescence. It manifests itself through recurring obsessive thoughts and/or compulsive behaviours, which those affected find distressing and which are often associated with intense inner tension.

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Trauma and Acute Stress Disorder in Children and Adolescents

Stressful or overwhelming events can lead to mental health problems in children and young people. These include, amongst others, post-traumatic stress disorder, acute stress disorder and adjustment disorders. Possible triggers include, for example, experiences of violence or abuse, neglect, serious accidents, sudden bereavements or natural disasters.

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School Anxiety/School Absenteeism Among Children and Young People

School anxiety refers to a pronounced anxiety reaction associated with attending school. It can manifest itself in children and young people with varying degrees of intensity – ranging from persistent nervousness to a severe fear of everyday school life.

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Emotional Disorders in Childhood and Adolescence

Emotional disorders in childhood and adolescence encompass a range of psychological difficulties characterised by intense, difficult-to-regulate or situation-inappropriate emotional reactions. Children and young people affected by these disorders often find it difficult to recognise, express or process their feelings appropriately.

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Depressive Disorders in Children and Adolescents

Depressive disorders are also a serious mental health issue in childhood and adolescence. They can have a significant impact on a child’s emotional well-being, behaviour and everyday life at school and in social settings.

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Attachment Disorders in Children and Young People

A stable and secure attachment to primary caregivers is a key prerequisite for the emotional and social development of children and young people. In cases of childhood attachment disorders, this development of attachment is impaired. Affected children and young people often experience difficulties in forming and maintaining close relationships, as well as in dealing with closeness, distance and emotions.

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Autism in Children and Young People

Autism spectrum disorders (ASD) are neurodevelopmental disorders that can affect the experiences, behaviour and development of children and young people in various ways. They are often characterised by particular features in social interaction and communication, as well as repetitive behaviour patterns or intense, narrow interests.

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Anxiety and Panic Disorders in Children and Young People

Children and young people face a wide range of pressures in an increasingly complex and performance-driven world. Academic demands, social expectations and personal challenges can contribute to the development of anxiety or panic disorders in some young people.

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Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

Alpenblickstraße 6,
79682 Todtmoos

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Department of Adult Therapy in Psychosomatics, Psychotherapy and Psychiatry

3 Hauptstraße,
79682 Todtmoos

Adult Outpatient Clinic

Department of Adult Therapy in Psychosomatics, Psychotherapy and Psychiatry

3 Hauptstraße, 79682
Todtmoos

Department of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry

Alpenblickstr. 6,
79682 Todtmoos

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