Dr. med. Stephan Rottig

Dr. med. Stephan Rottig is a psychiatrist and psychotherapist at the Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy at the University Hospital Halle (Saale) in Germany. With an impressive career, Dr. Rottig has obtained a license for medical practice, defended a dissertation, and obtained a specialization in psychiatry. Additionally, he has achieved habilitation and a teaching license, showcasing his expertise in the field. Dr. Rottig has also received additional qualifications in the field of psychotherapy. One of the most notable aspects of Dr. Rottig's career is his role as the Acting Head of the Department of Psychiatry and Psychotherapy at the University Hospital Halle (Saale). This position demonstrates his leadership and ability to oversee important work in the field. Moreover, he co-authors the book "Bipolar Disorders," highlighting his knowledge and contributions to studying psychiatric disorders. Dr. Rottig's focus and expertise are reflected in his scientific publications. His research includes the longitudinal polymorphism of bipolar I disorders, personality features of patients with mixed and pure manic episodes, and discontinuation symptoms after antipsychotic treatment. These publications emphasize his dedication to understanding and treating mental health conditions. Overall, Dr. med. Stephan Rottig's extensive experience, leadership role, and contributions to psychiatry and psychotherapy make him a highly respected and skilled doctor. His expertise and commitment to research and clinical practice ensure that patients receive the best possible care.