Centre for
Interventional Psychiatry

Neurostimulation and targeted pharmacological interventions for treatment-resistant psychiatric disorders. Outpatient care.

rTMS

Transcranial magnetic stimulation

Non-invasive neurostimulation for treatment-resistant depression, OCD, anxiety disorders and chronic neuropathic pain.

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KETAMINE

Ketamine infusions

Rapid antidepressant action for treatment-resistant depression, severe anxiety disorders and chronic pain.

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ANESTHETIC TREATMENTS

Psychiatric-oriented anesthetic therapies

Targeted interventions for treatment-resistant anxiety, depressive disorders and chronic pain conditions.

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ECT

Electroconvulsive therapy

Gold-standard treatment for severe depression, bipolar disorder, treatment-resistant schizophrenia and intolerance to psychotropic medication.

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Conditions we treat

Treatment-resistant depression

When standard antidepressants prove insufficiently effective or poorly tolerated.

Bipolar disorder

Severe manic or depressive episodes, and long-term mood stabilisation when mood stabilisers prove insufficient.

ECT

Schizophrenia and treatment-resistant psychosis

When symptoms persist despite adequate antipsychotic treatment, including clozapine.

ECT

Severe anxiety disorders

Anxiety disorders resistant to conventional approaches.

Late-life depression

Non-pharmacological therapeutic alternatives, avoiding the side effects and drug interactions common at advanced age.

Other indications

Chronic treatment-resistant pain, OCD, catatonia, substance dependence, and other indications to be discussed on a case-by-case basis.

Our approach

LCIP is a private medical centre specialising in interventional psychiatric treatments: transcranial magnetic stimulation, ketamine infusions, electroconvulsive therapy and psychiatric-oriented anesthetic therapies.

Every protocol is grounded in published scientific evidence and regularly updated. Patients are referred by their treating physician or psychiatrist, who continues their care in parallel.

What sets us apart

Interventional psychiatry acts directly on brain function through physical or pharmacological means, where conventional treatments — medication or psychotherapy — have not brought sufficient improvement.

Independent centre founded in 2016, LCIP is not affiliated with any public hospital.

International patients

LCIP welcomes patients from abroad seeking evidence-based interventional psychiatry in a private, outpatient setting. Located in Lausanne, Switzerland — 45 minutes from Geneva International Airport (GVA) — our English-speaking team coordinates with your home physician to ensure continuity of care. Whether you require a full course of treatment or booster sessions during a stay in Europe, all procedures are performed on an ambulatory basis with no hospitalisation required.

Your journey at LCIP

1

Physician referral

Your treating physician or psychiatrist, who will continue your follow-up, sends us a summary of your situation

2

Initial assessment

In-person consultation to determine the treatment suited to your condition

3

Treatment

Outpatient sessions according to the established protocol, no hospitalisation required

4

Coordinated follow-up

Systematic feedback to the referring physician

Conditions we treat

Treatment-resistant depression

When standard antidepressants prove insufficiently effective or poorly tolerated.

Bipolar disorder

Severe manic or depressive episodes, and long-term mood stabilisation when mood stabilisers prove insufficient.

ECT

Schizophrenia and treatment-resistant psychosis

When symptoms persist despite adequate antipsychotic treatment, including clozapine.

ECT

Severe anxiety disorders

Anxiety disorders resistant to conventional approaches.

Late-life depression

Non-pharmacological therapeutic alternatives, avoiding the side effects and drug interactions common at advanced age.

Other indications

Chronic treatment-resistant pain, OCD, catatonia, substance dependence, and other indications to be discussed on a case-by-case basis.