Imre Rammul

Imre Rammul, MD

Looking for a psychiatrist or clinical sexologist in Tallinn?

Dr Imre Rammul is both a psychiatrist and a clinical sexologist. He meets patients in the heart of Tallinn, Suur-Ameerika 18a. Please contact us Monday to Friday from 9-16!

+372 666 5125 or arstlikperenouandla@rammul.ee

Dr Rammul graduated as a medical doctor from University of Tartu in 1986. Completed his internship in Tartu Psychiatric Clinic in 1987. In 1988 he specialized in clinical sexology. He has worked in Tartu Psychiatric Clinic as the head of Narkology and as a Lecturer of Sexology. Later worked in Pärnu and in Tallinn as a psychiatrist-sexologist. From 1995 until 2001 he was the head of Arstlik Perenõuandla. From 2001 until 2005 he worked as the head of Psychiatric Clinic in Tallinn. In 2008 he started working again in Arstlik Perenõuandla. In 2004 he acquired the qualification of clinical sexology by Nordic Association of Clinical Sexology. He has written, co-authored and translated several books, study books and articles.

Clinical sexology

Clinical sexology deals with different sexual disorders and problems. Sometimes these problems can be solved through conversation and professional advice, sometimes medicines and/or psychotherapy is needed. These days it is possible rather quickly to resolve majority of sexual problems depending of their nature and underlying cause. We encourage our patients to consult with the receptionist whether they should come to the doctor’s appointment alone or with their partner.

Anonymous consultation and testing

In our clinic we also diagnose sexually transmitted diseases and sexual disorders anonymously. Meaning that patients have the option of consulting a psychiatrist or sexologist without giving out any of their personal information. These appointments are conducted normally except that in these cases doctor’s are not allowed to prescribe medication that are partially or fully reimbursed nor give out leave of absence.

Psychiatry

A psychiatrist deals with all psychiatric disorders from sleep disorders to serious mental illnesses. A psychiatrist opposed to a psychologist has the legal right to prescribe medicine. In many cases they work as a team to achieve the best result. In our clinic psychiatrists and psychologists have specialized in sexology. Sometimes patients only require consultation and no medications are needed. Today more and more people turn to psychiatrists because of depression, burn-out syndrome, eating disorders, gambling problems, panic disorders and sexological problems. It is especially important to seek psychiatric help when psychological or sexological problems are becoming long-term and chronic. Many people are afraid to turn to specialists and when they finally do, their problems have grown and have become much more difficult to solve. Therefore we encourage people to seek help when they find that something is becoming an issue and starting to lower their quality of life.