Psychotherapy in Zurich
In our psychotherapy practice with 17 locations, experienced professionals offer evidence-based therapeutic support for psychological distress, personal challenges, or the desire for change.
Services
Psychotherapy
What we offer
Psychotherapy provides a safe and supportive space to explore psychological distress, life crises, and personal issues. Treatment is based on scientifically proven methods and is tailored to each individual situation.
Who is it for?
For people who wish to strengthen their mental well-being, cope with challenging life circumstances, or gain greater clarity about their inner experience.
How does it work?
Contact can be made directly through the website with one of our psychotherapists. Once the request is received, the concern will be carefully reviewed and the next steps will be jointly determined.
WePractice in Zurich
All of our locations are centrally situated, easily accessible, and designed to provide a calm and protected environment for therapeutic conversations. The teams on site work professionally, discreetly, and are guided by the individual needs of each client.
Interested in joining WePractice?
Take a look at our open positions and find the role that matches your skills and profile.
Questions & Answers
Who is WePractice?
WePractice is a modern mental health practice 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 are the requirements for billing psychotherapy under basic insurance?
To have psychotherapy covered by basic health insurance, you need a doctor’s referral for psychotherapy. WePractice also ensures that your therapist is recognised by basic health insurance. Please note that the number of therapy sessions covered is limited by law. Once you have used all available sessions, you will need to obtain a new doctor’s referral or apply for approval of further treatment costs.
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.
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.
Is the information that I share with the therapist confidential?
Your therapist is obliged to treat all information confidentially.
Can psychotherapy be used for children and teens?
Yes, psychotherapy can be used to treat children and teens. The type of therapy used may be different compared to those for adults however our therapists have the appropriate qualifications.
Can I also talk to my therapist via video call?
If your therapist offers this and it is indicated as such in their profile, sessions are also possible via video call.
Do I need to prepare for the session?
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.
How much does a session cost if paid out of pocket?
Where is WePractice located?
WePractice offers psychological psychotherapy at centrally located practices across Switzerland: Zurich, Baden, Basel, Bern, Lucerne, St. Gallen, Winterthur and Zug. Many therapists also offer online therapy.
How long does my psychotherapy take?
The duration of your psychotherapy is individual and depends on your specific concerns. It can range from a few counseling sessions to a comprehensive long-term therapy that may last several years. At the beginning of the treatment, the psychotherapist will work with you to determine the expected duration of therapy to best meet your needs and support your goals.