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Akeso Milnerton, Keurboom St, Cape Town, 7441
021 551 0450
Dr Anthony Koller is a Specialist Psychiatrist in Private Practice in Milnerton, Cape Town. He is a fully qualified Specialist Psychiatrist registered with the Health Professionals Council of South Africa. Dr Koller has a keen interest in Psychopharmacology, although he is well trained to deliver the major forms of psychotherapy, and offers these therapies in his practice.When paired with ongoing and constructive therapy, medication can be a highly effective component of managing conditions such as depression, anxiety, and mood disorders. Dr Koller also successfully treats Anxiety, Depression and Eating Disorders with a combination of psychotherapy and medication. 
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Cape Town
+27 83 742 0114
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269, Main Road, Claremont, Claremont, Cape Town, 7708
021 761 1188
Dr Bhaskaran Charles is a specialist psychiatrist. He is currently in full time private practice. He has practice rooms at Vincent Pallotti Hospital, Cape Town and has admission rights to most of the private psychotherapy units in the southern suburbs of Cape Town 
13 Tullyallen Road, Cape Town, 7700
076 446 0522
Antipsychotic agents form the mainstay of treatment for many patients with serious mental illness. These agents are used in a range of psychiatric disorders, including the schizophrenia spectrum, bipolar disorder, and substanceinduced disorders. Local and international clinical practice guidelines for the treatment of schizophrenia1, 2 advocate antipsychotic monotherapy as the routine approach. Guidelines recommend avoiding antipsychotic polypharmacy (APP), which can be defined as co-prescription of more than one antipsychotic drug for a given patient.3 Exceptions to this may be when APP is required for short periods when switching agents or in treatment-resistant cases, when augmentation of clozapine with another antipsychotic agent may be considered, although supporting evidence for this remains weak.4, 5 Treatment guidelines recommend use of antipsychotics as part of treatment options in bipolar disorder, but do not advocate an APP approach. 
10 Glen Cres, Oranjezicht, Cape Town, 8001
021 423 0890
All Medical Aids Funds accepted. 