Michael Roethlisberger

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Employed by WePractice

Federally recognized psychotherapist

Available

In person

via phone

via video

Practice location

Bern Thunstrasse

Type of service

Psychotherapy

Health insurance coverage

Basic Insurance

Language

German(native)

Swiss German(native)

Work experience

15 years of work experience

Memberships:

FSP

VBP

About me

I am happy to support you with workplace conflicts, burnout and bullying, during life transitions, relationship conflicts and in times of loss and separation. I pursue an integrative, solution-focused therapeutic approach with an emphasis on enhancing existing resources. My target audience includes adults, couples, and leadership individuals.

Diplomas and further education:

Master in Psychology

Advanced Training in Behavioral Therapy

Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)

Emotion-Focused Therapy (EFT)

Qualifications

Insurance & Costs

Working Days

I am specialised in:

ADHD

Autism

Burnout

Crisis

Psychosis

Relationship conflicts

Stress

Stressful life events

I work with these methods:

ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy)

Cognitive behavioral therapy

Couples therapy

Crisis intervention

Emotion-focused therapy (EFT)

Leadership coaching

Resource-oriented work

Systemic therapy

I have experience with:

Adults

Couple

Families

Young adults

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Will the session be covered by my health insurance?

Since July 1, 2022, it has been possible for psychological psychotherapy to be covered by basic insurance if the psychotherapist you have chosen has joined the order model and bills according to it. In order for the basic insurance to cover the costs, an order from a general practitioner (i.e. general internal medicine), a psychiatrist, or a doctor with an interdisciplinary focus on psychosomatic and psychosocial medicine (SAPPM) is required. Note that the deductible you choose also applies here. If a psychotherapist has not joined the prescription model, your supplementary insurance may reimburse part of the sessions. However, since July 1, this must be clarified in advance with the insurance company, as a major change is taking place in this regard. You will find the type of billing (basic insurance/supplementary insurance/self-payer) in the profile of the therapist. You can find more information here.

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.

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