Just Be You. Psychiatry

About this location

A few stories people tell about this place

1. At night, when the streetlights dimmed and the city quieted down, a soft voice would come over Just Be You’s intercom: ‘Remember who you are.’ No one knew whose it was or why they kept saying it. One evening, an old man came in for his appointment. He looked around nervously and asked softly, ‘Who am I?’ The receptionist smiled and replied gently, ‘You’re Mr. Smith, retired accountant from Building 12.’ The intercom crackled again: ‘Remember who you are.’ Turning to her, he whispered, “I thought so too!”

2. In the early hours of morning, when Just Be You Psychiatric Clinic was quiet as ever, a small dog began barking uncontrollably outside one of the windows. The receptionist looked out curiously but saw nothing unusual—just an empty parking lot under the moonlight. Suddenly, from inside the clinic came a voice: ‘Shhhh, little fella! It’s okay, I’m here.’ A moment later, a nurse appeared with a warm blanket and some treats for the surprised pup. Turned out it belonged to a late-night delivery driver who’d forgotten his canine companion in the car. Now, whenever someone mentions Just Be You, they smile and say, “That place is magic!”

3. In the early hours of morning, when Just Be You Psychiatric Clinic was quiet, a delivery driver noticed something peculiar. ‘Why is there always a line outside at midnight?’ he asked himself, puzzled. Curious, he approached the clinic’s entrance and saw an old man whispering into his phone: 'No, honey, I’m not coming out tonight—there’s still a queue!' Turns out, it wasn’t patients waiting for treatment but grandparents dropping off their grandkids for late-night sleepovers.

4. In the early hours of morning, when Just Be You Psychiatric Clinic was quiet, a delivery driver noticed an odd humming sound coming from inside. It grew louder with each passing minute, like something mechanical was waking up. Curious, he peered through the window and saw a life-size teddy bear sitting in the reception area, its eyes glowing softly. The humming came from its tiny built-in speaker, playing lullabies on loop. Turns out, it was just a new marketing gimmick for stress relief—nobody knew until then that Just Be You also sold cuddly mood boosters.