Frequently Asked Questions

Individual sessions usually last 50 minutes and are most often scheduled weekly. The frequency is decided together, according to your needs and the stage of the process.

Duration varies according to the reason for seeking help, your goals and personal circumstances. Progress is reviewed together through regular assessments throughout the process.

Yes. Information shared in sessions is kept confidential within the framework of professional ethics and the relevant legislation. The legal limits of confidentiality (e.g. a serious risk to life) are discussed openly in the first session.

Psychiatrists are medical doctors and can prescribe medication. Clinical psychologists, on the other hand, work in psychological assessment and psychotherapy and do not prescribe medication. Where necessary, the two disciplines work together.

At the appointment time, the session takes place by video over a secure link sent to you. A quiet, uninterrupted space and a stable internet connection are all you need.

For cancellations made up to 24 hours before the appointment, the fee is refunded in full; for later cancellations, the rules in the Cancellation and Refund Policy apply. You can cancel your online appointments from the My account page.

For information about session fees and payment options, you can reach me by phone or through the contact form.