About Doctor
- Dr. Adidsuda Fuengfoo is a well-known Paediatric Psychiatrist and professor of Psychiatry in Thailand, with over 30 years of experience in the field.
- Her area of specialization includes cognitive-behavioural Psychotherapy, and she has sound clinical knowledge and wide experience in the field of mental health.
- Dr. Fuengfoo has special expertise in treating conditions like Dementia, Development Disorders, and Mental Retardation (Learning Disability), among others.
- She has made significant contributions to research in the field of mental health and has played an active role on several management committees to develop policies and guidance for associates.
- Dr. Fuengfoo completed her MD in the Faculty of Medicine from Rangsit University in 1995, and obtained her Diploma from Queen Sirkit National Institute of Child Health, Thailand in 2000.
- She has been awarded the degree of MD (Psychiatry) by Rangsit University in 1995 and obtained her Diploma of the Thai Board Certificate of Development Paediatrics, Ramathibodi Hospital, Thailand in 2004.
- Dr. Fuengfoo has worked at several hospitals in Thailand, including Piyavate Hospital and Ramathibodi Hospital.
- Currently, she is working as a Professor of Psychiatry at Thailand Board of Medical Council.
- Dr. Fuengfoo is a regular speaker at national and international psychiatric conferences and events in Thailand and abroad.
- She has vast experience in the management of mental illness problem behaviour, suicide, epilepsy, genetic syndromes, and associated mental and physical health problems, ADHD, and autistic spectrum disorders in urban and rural populations.
- Dr. Fuengfoo is a member of the Medical Council of Thailand and is known for her expertise in cognitive-behavioural Psychotherapy.
Treatments:
- Anger management
- Violent patient management
- Suicidal behaviour
- Drug abuse and dead-diction therapy
- Bipolar disorder
- Abnormal, unusual, strange behaviour
- Obsessive compulsive disorder
- Antisocial behaviour
- Insomnia Treatment
- Post- traumatic stress disorder
- Child psychiatry
- Stress management
- Female Sexual Problems
- Complex trauma
