Mental Health
Better Minds
Netherlands-wide
A mental-health practice offering culturally sensitive therapy in multiple languages, with reimbursement depending on the client’s insurance plan.
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Being a regulated GGZ practice rather than a coaching service is the distinction that matters here: it changes what is needed to start, a GP referral and a formal diagnosis, and how the treatment is paid for.
About
Better Minds GGZ operates in the Netherlands as Better Minds B.V., based at Rhijngeesterstraatweg in Oegstgeest, with the Chamber of Commerce number 88002993. It is a regulated GGZ provider, which means clients generally need a referral from a general practitioner and a formal diagnosis for treatment to be reimbursed through Dutch health insurance. It offers individual psychotherapy for conditions including depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress, eating difficulties, relationship problems, grief and stress. Its stated approach draws on person-centred therapy and describes itself as inclusive and people-oriented. Its defining feature is a multilingual, internationally trained team, with therapy offered in English, Dutch, German, Greek, Polish, Ukrainian, Japanese and Turkish. The practice presents that multilingual offering specifically as a way to make mental healthcare reachable for people who would otherwise have to be treated in Dutch. It is a commercial healthcare company rather than a non-profit or public body.
What they offer
- Therapy in English, German, Greek, Polish, Ukrainian, Japanese and Turkish as well as Dutch
Good to know
- A commercial provider. Clinical assessment and treatment decisions are made by its practitioners.
- Treatment generally requires a referral from a general practitioner and a formal diagnosis before health insurance will reimburse it.
- Whether a particular plan reimburses the care depends on the client's own insurance.
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