Coverage via basic insurance with medical order
- Since July 1st, 2022, psychotherapeutic services can be billed via basic insurance if ordered by a physician (e.g. general practitioner)
- If you have a medical order, check in the therapist profile under the tab "Insurance & Costs" if your psychotherapist is licensed to bill via basic insurance
- More information on this topic can be found here
Partial coverage via supplementary insurance
- Some of our independent therapists are recognized by supplementary insurances
- In this case it is possible that the supplementary insurance covers a part of the costs for therapy sessions
- You can see the coverage by a supplementary insurance in the therapist profile under the tab "Insurance & Costs"
- However, please check directly with your supplementary insurance before starting therapy whether and how they currently cover therapy costs
Self-pay patients
Self-pay patients pay for their services out of their own pockets and can be accepted by all our independent therapists. The advantages of this payment method are:
- No need for a medical order
- Full freedom in the choice of services
- More availability of appointments
- No entry in your health insurance file
- Fast and easy
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 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.
How many sessions are typically needed for a person to see improvement?
The number of sessions needed can vary depending on the individual condition. The duration of therapy or counseling may also depend on the type of therapy or counseling chosen. Some people see improvement after a few sessions, while others may need a greater number of sessions.
Can psychotherapy be used for children and teens?
Yes, psychotherapy or psychological counseling can be used to treat children and teens. The type of therapy used may be different compared to those for adults however the therapist have the appropriate qualification.