Psychologists<\/strong> are scientifically trained experts in psychological functioning and human behavior. They obtain their qualification by completing a 5-year university degree in psychology with at least 300 ECTS.<\/p>\n Psychologists work in very different professional fields, such as clinical psychology, in school settings and education, in workplace environment, in the social sector or as an expert witness in court.<\/p>\n Psychologists offer you professional help in many different fields of work to help you cope efficiently with your issues !<\/strong><\/p>\n The profession of psychologist is not yet regulated by law.<\/p>\n Clinical psychologists are specifically trained in the field of mental disorders. Many of them are also accredited as psychotherapist.<\/p>\n Psychotherapists<\/strong> are psychologists or physicians (mostly psychiatrists) with additional training in psychotherapy recognized by the state.<\/p>\n Psychotherapy is a targeted, professional, long-term treatment of mental disorders and illnesses using a psychotherapeutic method. Clarify with your psychotherapist whether psychotherapeutic treatment is appropriate.<\/p>\n The practice of psychotherapy is regulated by law.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t With clinical psychologists<\/b><\/p>\n In contrary to most European countries and other health professions in Luxembourg, consultations with self-employed clinical psychologists in Luxembourg are not<\/strong> reimbursed by the CNS (health insurance).<\/p>\n In some public and state-approved centres and hospitals, services are free or require a reduced co-payment.<\/p>\n Children and adolescents can be cared for free of charge by the ONE (Office national de l’enfance).<\/p>\n Various supplementary health insurances allow partial reimbursement of costs. Please enquire with them.<\/p>\n At the psychotherapist<\/b><\/p>\n
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