Institute of Mental Health for Children and Adults (I.M.H.C.A.)

The Institute of Mental Health for Children and Adults (I.M.H.C.A.) is a multidisciplinary institution based in Greece, offering a wide range of mental health services. Its team includes psychiatrists, psychologists, therapists, and other professionals, serving over 400 patients monthly. The clinical activities are structured into departments for adults, children and adolescents, home-based psychiatric treatment, and socialization programs. Founded in 1996, the Institute has made significant contributions to mental health, spearheaded by Professor Panagiotis Sakellaropoulos, a renowned figure in the field of psychiatry and child psychiatry, especially in primary care and de-institutionalization as part of the Psychiatric Reform Movement.

The Institute's services encompass individual and group therapeutic interventions, rehabilitation plans, psychoeducation, family support, psychological therapy for all age groups, parental counseling, and various specialized departments like speech therapy and career guidance. With its emphasis on outpatient care, the I.M.H.C.A. plays a crucial role in addressing mental health needs in the community. Although specific investment details are not available, the institute's dedication to mental health and its impact on the community make it a compelling prospect for potential investors in the mental health and wellness sector.