Find the right mental health support for you
Whether you want to work on your goals, tackle challenges or overcome obstacles, we will refer you to the right therapist or counselor for you.
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Do you have questions?
Who is WePractice?
WePractice is a modern mental health community of practices with a focus on non-medical
psychotherapy. Our aim is to provide the best possible support for everyone. With offers
such as these, we hope to meet the high demand in the population and expand access to
mental health.
What is psychotherapy and how does it work?
Psychotherapy offers you a safe space to work on your emotional and psychological
challenges with the support of a professional psychotherapist. It helps you to understand
your feelings, identify and change negative thought patterns, and develop new strategies to
deal with the issues you are facing. The aim is to improve your well-being and help you
achieve a better quality of life. The collaboration is tailored to your requirements.
What can I talk about in therapy sessions?
You can talk about anything that's important to you. Trust in your therapist is key, but you decide which topics you want to discuss.
What types of mental health conditions can be treated with psychotherapy?
Psychotherapy can be used to treat a wide range of mental health conditions, including depression, anxiety, trauma, PTSD, personality disorders, eating disorders, and addiction. It can also be effective in helping people to deal with difficult life events or to improve their overall emotional well-being.
What are the requirements for billing psychotherapy under basic insurance?
For psychotherapy to be reimbursed under basic insurance, you need a medical
prescription. WePractice also takes steps to ensure that the therapist is approved for
reimbursement under basic insurance. Please note that the number of therapy sessions is
limited by law. Once you have exhausted all your sessions, you will need to submit a new
medical prescription.
How do I get a medical prescription for psychotherapy?
A medical prescription can be issued by a family doctor (i.e. general internal medicine), a
psychiatrist or a doctor with an interdisciplinary focus on psychosomatic and psychosocial
medicine (SAPPM). Please use the medical contact options available to you under your
basic health insurance.