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“May is the month of expectation, the month of wishes, the month of hope.” - Emily Brontë

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Dear Readers,

Mental health is a dynamic process – and at times, it takes new impulses to set meaningful change in motion. At OVID Day Clinic, this very transformation lies at the core of our work: through intensive, individualized care, contemporary therapeutic approaches, and innovative methods such as ketamine-assisted psychotherapy and virtual reality-based interventions.

In this newsletter, you will find updates on the launch of the new OVID website, the freshly released OVID Clinic Magazine, a recent scientific publication from our team – and details on upcoming events where the OVID Day Clinic will be present in the weeks ahead.

Thank you for your interest – and enjoy reading.

The team of the OVID Day Clinic Berlin

Our New Website

Informative, clearly structured, and close to current developments: the new OVID website is now online. It offers comprehensive information about the clinic’s treatment programs as well as the outpatient practice – and of course, it’s easy to get in touch at any time.
​We’re here to help!

The OVID Clinic Magazine

Over the past year, the OVID Day Clinic has continued to grow and has refined its treatment offerings. With the new OVID Clinic Magazine, the results of these developments are now accesible in a single publication – providing an in-depth look at the team, therapeutic approach, and on-site facilities.

Download the brochure as a PDF here:

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Let’s Connect – Upcoming Events

The OVID Day Clinic will be present at the following events:

May 28, 2025 - DGPFT Conference in Reichenau Dr. Andrea Jungaberle will speak about “Psychedelics in Psychotherapie” ​ More Information

June 1, 2025 – “It’s Complicated Conference” in Berlin Dr. Andrea Jungaberle, Medical Director, will deliver the closing keynote on “Psychedelics in Psychotherapy.” ​ More Information

August 28–31, 2025 – evolve Festival at Helenesee Dr. Andrea Jungaberle will also be speaking at the evolve Festival. Use the code #evolvewithandrea to save €20 on your ticket. More Information

In the Media

A new paper on psilocybin-assisted therapy by Prof. Dr. Gerhard Gründer, Dr. Henrik Jungaberle, and colleagues from the MIND Foundation – now published in Der Nervenarzt: Read the full article​

“Only when we carry and transform our pain can something new emerge.” - Food for thought from our head physician

Life inevitably involves encounters with pain and injury. None of us go through it without some form of “collision damage.” In the best case, these are just scratches and dents – but for many, the wounds run deeper. Experiences from the past can leave scaring that makes it difficult to embrace joy, connection, and vitality. A life built around pain, however, can lead to unconscious repetition of harmful patterns and block access to more emotional well-being.

This is where psychotherapy comes into play: it offers support in facing one’s inner struggles and transforming them. With the presence of a therapist who does is not scared off by despair andemotional intensity – but instead provides calm, compassionate support – patients are empowered to take steps toward inner peace and happiness.

Because only when pain is acknowledged and integrated can true healing begin.

And this path does not have to be walked alone.

Dr. med. Andrea Jungaberle

Head Physician at OVID Clinic

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You are welcome to visit our website to find out more about our outpatient and day clinic services.

​ovid-clinics.com​

Or call us directly - we will be happy to help you.

​+49 30 293 676 66​

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