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Lumii KJPP is a specialized practice for child and adolescent psychiatry and psychotherapy based in Leingarten, which has been operating since January 2024. The multidisciplinary team follows a social psychiatric care concept that focuses on holistic support, advice and treatment of children and adolescents[1][4][8].
The range of services offered by Lumii KJPP primarily includes behavioral therapy and systemic methods, supplemented by creative therapeutic methods, adapted to the individual needs of young patients. The practice is one of the most important outpatient contact points in the Heilbronn region, alongside clinic outpatient clinics and social pediatric centers, and already enjoys an excellent reputation among self-help groups and cooperation partners[4].
The company's main mission is to help children and adolescents overcome psychological stress and sustainably improve their quality of life through professional, empathetic and individually tailored treatment approaches. Lumii KJPP places great emphasis on team-oriented collaboration, in which regular professional exchange and joint case discussions are an integral part of everyday practice. The family atmosphere promotes not only the motivation of the team, but also the trust and security of the patients[4][8].
Sustainability and social responsibility are reflected in the focus on social psychiatric principles, which consider people in their social environment and use resources to strengthen them. The practice uses modern and digital infrastructure in a newly built, spacious practice room of approx. 350 square meters and pays attention to a resource-saving and sustainable way of working in order to help shape a healthy future for the young generations[4].
Overall, Lumii KJPP stands for innovative, quality-oriented and empathetic care for children and adolescents with mental illnesses, which is realized by a dedicated, diverse team - a practice that impresses with professional competence, human warmth and a holistic social psychiatric approach.
