Tariffs

As "Burnout" is not (yet) in the psychologist's 'bible' (DSM-V), so the treatment is not paid by the insurance company. Therefore, an employer will rather have you consulting a GZ-psychologist, who is paid by the insurance company.

The problem is: GZ-psychologists are not educated or trained to treat a burnout .....

To be successful, a burnout must be treated in a scientifically manner by an experienced psychologist.

With a life-time experience of helping people (I am now retired) and I enjoy a sufficient pension benefit.

That means I don't have to earn a living by treating people with a burnout.

That's why -in my opinion- my tariffs are acceptable.

Usually, I have to travel quite a distance and I have to hire an office, that's included.

The first exploratory meeting is for free.

I ask €80 - €90, for a session of 1 hour, depending on the extra costs. Tests and questionnaires are included. Because I don't have to travel or to rent anoffice, the tariff for an online seddion is €70.

Commonly we need 8-12 sessions to get you "on your feet again", which means: employable again.

An official, written diagnose (I rather speak of a "strong indication") with the necessary tests, costs €200, --

The tariffs for your employer are not different, this might convince them to pay your treatment. Otherwise, you're on sick leave for at least 8-10 weeks and this might be legally extended to 2 years.