In private psychotherapy, you pay for the sessions yourself. This usually means there is no billing through statutory health insurance, and your treatment remains particularly discreet.

An assessment typically involves four steps: a detailed initial consultation (case history), standardized evidence-based testing (in the practice), evaluation, and a clear feedback session with a written report.

No. If you pay for your treatment yourself, no information is shared with statutory health insurance providers. This means no psychotherapy diagnosis is recorded in your health insurance file.

In many cases, private health insurance or supplementary private insurance may cover all or part of the cost of psychotherapy. Reimbursement depends on your policy and its individual terms and conditions.

Before beginning treatment, please contact your insurance provider directly to find out:

• Scope of cost coverage
• Possible prerequisites
• Required documents or applications

Important note on confidentiality

If billing is done through private health insurance or supplementary insurance, diagnoses and treatment information can be documented with the insurance company.

That is why many people choose to pay for their treatment privately, preserving the greatest possible confidentiality and privacy.

We will be happy to discuss your options with you transparently and help you find the right path.

Yes. Parents often want confidential support for their children without having early, officially documented mental health diagnoses. Private treatment can offer more discretion and protection for the child's future prospects.

Initial consultations are usually available within a week.

No. You generally do not need a referral for private psychotherapy.

No. This service is provided as private psychological support or naturopathic psychotherapy for self-paying clients and is not covered by statutory health insurance.

This is not treatment covered by statutory health insurance or psychotherapy provided by a licensed psychotherapist under the German Psychotherapists Act.

No. Many people seek support with:

• Stress and overwhelm
• Anxiety or insecurity
• Family or work-related stress
• Exhaustion
• Life crises
• Personal growth

Even without an official diagnosis, psychotherapeutic support can be beneficial.

In our initial consultation, we will get to know each other, discuss your current situation, and determine together what kind of support would be helpful. You will have ample opportunity to ask questions and express your concerns.

Sessions usually last 50 minutes unless otherwise agreed.

This varies from person to person and depends on your individual circumstances, goals and pace. The duration and frequency of sessions are agreed together and tailored to your needs.

Many people report noticeable or significant improvements, greater clarity, and initial emotional relief after just 2-3 sessions. Others prefer longer-term support – both are possible.

Your personal needs, preferences, and a pace that feels right for you are always the focus.

Sessions can also take place online. Please feel free to contact us about this.

Yes. Confidentiality and data protection are our highest priorities. All conversations are covered by therapeutic confidentiality.

The costs depend on the duration and type of treatment. All prices and fees are listed transparently on the website under the "Costs" section.

This way, you always have a clear overview of the services and fees involved – with no hidden costs. We are also happy to answer any personal questions you may have about the process, billing, and possible reimbursements.

You can easily request an appointment by phone or through the online contact form. We will get back to you promptly.

In private psychotherapy, you pay for the sessions yourself. This usually means there is no billing through statutory health insurance, and your treatment remains particularly discreet.