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Psychological Coaching – Anytime, Anywhere Online
Together with my team of experienced psychologists, I offer psychological support in both German and English – completely online, so you can integrate our sessions flexibly into your daily routine.
Since psychological support is a highly individualized process, I offer you a free and non-binding introductory call. This allows you to find out if our coaching is the right fit for you.
After the initial consultation, the price for a one-on-one session is €129 (including 19% VAT), and a couples session costs €169 (including 19% VAT).
If you have any questions or would like to schedule an appointment, I look forward to hearing from you.
FAQ's
How much does a session cost?
For a 50-minute psychological session for individuals, we charge €129 (incl. 19% VAT). The price for a 50-minute psychological session for couples is €169 (incl. 19% VAT). The first consultation is free of charge. This session is designed to determine if psychological sessions are the right level of support for you.
Does health insurance cover the costs?
No, unfortunately, in Germany, only psychotherapy is covered by health insurance. Our sessions must be paid for privately.
What is the difference from psychotherapy?
Psychotherapy is the treatment of mental disorders. It addresses the symptoms and causes of mental disorders by addressing emotions, behaviors, and past or present traumas. You can inquire about the possibilities of psychotherapy by calling 116117 or contacting your general practitioner, and you can also always contact 0800/111 0 111 (Telephone Counseling).
Psychological coaching is working with clients in a psychological process to maximize their potential and cope with difficult life phases. We work together to set and achieve realistic goals.
Psychological coaching cannot and should not replace psychotherapy.
Psychological coaching is suitable for strengthening the relationship with yourself.
Psychological coaching is suitable for supporting personal growth in all areas of life.
Psychological coaching can help cope with difficult life situations.
Do you offer therapy?
We currently offers only psychological support. All practitioners are licensed clinical psychologists. Our online programs are also developed by clinical psychologists.
Are you psychologists?
Yes. We all are licensed clinical psychologists. In Germany, this means completing a degree (Bachelor's and Master's) in clinical psychology. Furthermore, all our psychologists are also advanced in the psychotherapeutic training and have several years of work experience in the field of mental health. A good education and evidence-based work are our absolute priorities.
What is the difference between a psychological psychotherapists and psychological coaches?
Psychotherapy in Germany is only performed by psychological psychotherapists (in Germany, this means: Bachelor's and Master's degree in psychology + further training as a psychological psychotherapist).
Clinical psychologists have completed a degree in psychology (Bachelor's and Master's).
Coaches do not need qualifications in Germany. It is an unregulated market. So please be careful and inquire about the training before starting coaching sessions.
There are also other training paths and levels in the field of mental health, as well as well-trained experts in these fields. However, these training programs are not always standardized. Therefore, we recommend primarily psychological psychotherapists for psychotherapeutic work and clinical psychologists (possibly with additional training) for coaching support.
Do you also offer sessions digitally?
Yes, of course. In both German and English.
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CERTIFIED
We are clinical psychologists with several years of experience in the field of mental health.
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CONFIDENTIAL
According to § 203 StGB we are bound by confidentiality. Nothing is shared or passed on to third parties.
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VALUE-BASED
Mutual respect, equality, and working together as equals are our top priorities.
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