Mona Napiatek

Available

Self-employed

Psychologist FSP - Counselor & Couples Therapist

Request Therapy Session Request free intro call

Practice location

Zurich Bahnhofstrasse Basel Freie Strasse

Type of service

Psychological Counselling

Health insurance coverage

Complementary Insurance

Language

German

English

Work experience

7 years of work experience

Memberships:

FSP

ZüPP

Available

via phone

via video

About me

I offer (also cross-cultural) couples therapy and individual psychological counseling. Here, I use process and embodiment-focused psychology (PEP®). It's useful in strengthening braveness (at work, in private, in specific situations) and building up a strong self-worth. Plus Somato-Biohacks: Change lies in well-being. -In couples therapy, I combine Emotion-Focused Therapy for Couples (EFT) techniques and elements of Behavioral Therapy. Lets go together towards balance und new beginnings.

Diplomas and further education:

Master degree psychology (graduated university in 2007),

500 hours further training in cognitive behavioral therapy - (Please note, I offer psychological coaching towards personality development in challenging life situations as well as couples therapy, no psychotherapy)

individual education in polyvagaltheory,

Currently in training: Emotionally focused couples therapy.

Certified: PEP® Coach (2022, Process- und Embodimentfocused Psychology by Dr. Bohne)

Qualifications

Insurance & Costs

Availability

I am specialised in:

Adaptation difficulties

Anxiety

Blockades

Burnout

Conflict management

Crisis

Desire to have children

Difficulties at work

Grief

Identity exploration

Learning difficulties

Life transitions

Low self-confidence

Low self-worth

Parenting

Relationship conflicts

Separation

Sleep problems

Stress

Unemployment

I work with these methods:

Coaching

Couple Therapy

Educational Counseling

Emotion-focused therapy

Life Coaching

Mental training

Mindfulness

Nutritional adaptations

Relaxation

Resource-oriented work

I have experience with:

Adults

Couple

Eldery people

Families

Young adults

Do you have any more questions?

Find the answers to commonly asked questions about WePractice.

What should I expect during my first psychotherapy or psychological counseling session?

During your first session, your therapist or psychological counselor will likely ask you questions about your current concerns, symptoms, and background information. They will also explain the therapy or psychological counseling process, answer your questions and give you a chance to discuss your goals for therapy or psychological counseling. It's a good idea to arrive a few minutes early in order to have time to fill out any necessary paperwork and get familiar with the therapy space.

How do I pay my therapist?

Payment is made directly through the therapist. Please adhere to the payment arrangements with the therapist.

How do I book a session?

Thanks to the request form you can easily contact the "therapists". They will contact you within one working day for an appointment confirmation.

Do I need to prepare for the session?

No. Show up at your therapist's office a little before the scheduled appointment. During the first session all details will be discussed and the therapist will explain the exact procedure.

What is an intro call?

We know that sympathy and trust are the cornerstones of every conversation. That's why we offer you and the therapists the opportunity to get to know each other without obligation and free of charge. You will have a short time to get to know each other on the phone and find out if the therapist is the right match for you. If you don't feel comfortable, you can choose another therapist from our online directory and book another consultation.

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.

Can I talk with a therapist who speaks my native language?

We have a wide range of therapists available on our platform, many of whom speak multiple languages. You can use our platform's search function to find the therapist or counselor that you need based on language. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.. We are happy to help you find the best suitable offer.

See all questions